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Two White men, one older and balding, one younger. Both wear ties, white dress shirts and dress…
Toronto Public Library; Central Library, College Street, northwest corner St. George Street. Interior, Restoration laboratory
Two White men, one older and balding, one younger. Both wear ties, white dress shirts and dress pants. They are looking at artworks on a table.

Toronto Public Library; Central Library, College Street, northwest corner St. George Street. Interior, Restoration laboratory

Date1960
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An interior view of the Restoration (conservation) lab, Toronto Public Library: The Central library was once located on the northwest corner of College Street and St. George Street. That building is now the U of T bookstore. In 1977, the Central library moved to Yonge Street at Asquith, and is now the Toronto Reference Library. There is still a conservation lab.
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyNeighbourhoodUniversity
GeographyEast-west streetCollege Street
GeographyNorth-south streetSt. George Street
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object Number982-3-10-2