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A flyer advertising the York Public Library's programs, in celebration of Children's Book Festival in November 1986. Canadian author and illustrator James Houston visited the Weston Branch on November 13, 1986. Click here for photographs from the…

Romantic poet, William Wordsworth is one of the giants of English poetry and criticism. He was born on April 7, 1770 in the Lake District of northern England. Together with his friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge, he produced Lyrical Ballads, an important…

This is an image of some of Gobiga, Theresa and Love from Weston's Youth Advisory Group and staff member Jorge Rivera (Former Project Leader) waiting for an interviewee to arrive (clockwise from left to right).

This is an image taken on the day of Brinda Sampathkumar's interivew. Brinda, seen seated at the table speaking to Jorge Rivera (Weston Branch staff, Fomer Project Leader), is in the midst of signing paperwork for the interview. These forms give…

Publicity for Barb Leewis' art exhbition at the Weston Branch, entitled "Weston's History on Paper." The exhibition ran on the evening of October 14, 1988.

These images are of a young girl showing off her dance moves at Weston Branch's talent show.

This brochure gives reasons why Weston was a good place to live in including its "importance as an industrial centre," "superior education facilities for boys and girls," and close proximity of other amenities.

Image showing members of the Weston Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) that was located in the basement of Weston Public Library 1944-1946.

These images show women that were part of the Weston YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association). The YWCA was located in the basement of the Weston Library between 1944 and 1946.

Drawn to make the line photomechanical print in Landmarks of Toronto, vol. 5 p. 520.