University of Toronto Bookstore, August 31, 2019. Image by Hanifa Mamujee.
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Resource ID
7648
Access
Open
Credit Line
Image by Hanifa Mamujee
Date of Creation
31 August 2019
Description
Tour participants learn about Toronto's library system. Here, they visit the former location of Toronto's first central library, built in 1909. The library opened with a collection of 97,000 books.
Purchased by the University of Toronto in 1980, the building - now a historical site - serves as the current location of the university bookstore.
Keywords
Library, Built Heritage, architecture, architectural history, streets to shelves
Program Category
Tours
Rights
Hanifa Mamujee
People Depicted
Emily Macrae (Tour Leader), Greg Heal (CPA), Yeung Lau (CPA)
Caption
University of Toronto Bookstore, August 31, 2019. Image by Hanifa Mamujee.