Toronto Reference Library is bordered by Asquith Avenue on its south facade; its property there starts at Yonge Street and extends east to Sherlock Holmes Walk, about a half block west of Park Road. All of the buildings shown below once stood on the north side of Asquith Avenue on the site of the present…
Toronto Reference Library at 40: The Evolution of its Site. Part 2. Yonge Street Frontage
By TPL_Blogs
The Toronto Reference Library is located on the east side of Yonge Street between Asquith Avenue and Collier Street. Shown here are some of the buildings on Yonge Street that stood on or opposite this block during the 100 years or so before the library opened on November 2, 1977. 1. Yorkville Town Hall. Stood…
Toronto Reference Library at 40: The Evolution of Its Site. Part 1. Site and Street Name Changes
By TPL_Blogs
As the Toronto Reference Library celebrates its 40th anniversary on November 2, we take a backward glance at the changes to the site as the area evolved from dense forest to suburban village to downtown neighbourhood. The present library is bound by Yonge Street on the west, Asquith Avenue on the south, Collier Street on…
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