Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge Street, Toronto, M4W 2G8, ON, 416-395-5577
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Darley Street, Bradford 1922
Fold Reference Library – Ornament Girls
In our reference library, find more in-depth knowledge about educational, social, parenting issues as well as genomics, hormones, labs and the microbiome.
If you do anything automotive and are a performance enthusiast you will need to use this collection of these reference pages. They contain things like firing order, torque specs, drill and tap information.
A study of wearable symbols
Hundreds of books have been published on D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, and even more on the Second World War in general. The D-Day Story archives contain copies of the books listed below. They can be consulted by prior appointment for reference only. We regret they are not available for lending
The original library design, by Moriyama Teshima Architects has stood handsomely over the years as a Toronto landmark. The renovation and expansion of the existing building transforms
image of a beadlet anemone from the aquarium by p. h. gosse
A selected assortment of reference/inspirational/influential imagery for a long-term design project I am working on...
Jeff & Kerri's romantic, book-themed wedding at the Toronto Reference Library.
The first thing I noticed about Jenny when I arrived at the Four Season Hotel was how incredibly relaxed she was. In a room filled with the usual hustle and bustle of pre-wedding excitement, she was solid as a rock. This mood flowed throughout the whole day and really reflected who Jenny and Paddy…
Toronto Reference Library Wedding Photos
The revitalization of the Toronto Reference Library, a project designed to better serve our customers and recreate the library as Toronto's foremost public centre for lifelong learning, the exchange of ideas and community engagement, is complete.
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Explore vintage bourbon advertising across the years in our advertising gallery and learn how consumer tastes have changed over the years.
Building a Reference Library
I DJ'ed a wedding for my friend Karen at the James J. Hill Reference Library in downtown St Paul. The space is fantastic for several reasons, not the least of which is the sheer look of the place. I was very happy to be part of their very special day! Taken by Cory Funk.
In my further quest to avoid the DK Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Life from 2001 (which I do now own, at least), here’s another book from around that time – Dinosaurs, published…
