This document is certification that George Sainsbury and the architects Lindsay, Brydon & Greig are entitled to payment from the Carnegie Corporation for the work done and material supplied for the construction of the Weston Library.
This document is a record of the Weston Mechanics' Institute's expenses, showing where the legislative grant and local aid funding has been used, for the year ending May 1, 1886.
A copy of correspondence from Walter R. Nursery, Inspector of Libraries, for photographs of the interior and exterior of the Weston Library for reproduction in the Annual Report.
A copy of correspondence from Walter R. Nursery, Inspector of Libraries, for the names of any men or women affiliated with the Weston Library, who joined the Canadian Contingent, Military or "other organization with the object of engaging in Active…
This document lists expenditures for the purchase of library materials. These figures, complied by Walter R. Nursery (Inspector of Libraries), pertain to spending in 1914 for materials purchased the previous year.
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This document lists expenditures for the purchase of library materials. These figures, complied by Walter R. Nursery (Inspector of Libraries), pertain to spending in 1915 for materials purchased the previous year.
A photograph of two boys sitting in the program room at the Weston Branch in 1985. The boys are focused on a television set. The boys are in wait of their production of "Dr. Who" to be shown.
This image shows a group of boys huddled around a table filled with various gadgets and magazines, when they created their own production of Dr. Who.
From left to right: Derek DeVries, Cameron Wallis, (unkown), Mike Calnan, (unkown).