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- Collection: Lillian H. Smith Story Project
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Children waiting for story time in 1940.
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Children waiting for story time in 1965.
Winged lion, 2005
Lillian H. Smith branch of the Toronto Public Library. Detail, showing the westward-facing winged lion.
Toronto's first Chinatown
Heritage Toronto plaques commemorating the city's first Chinatown.
Toronto Public Library; Central Library, College St., n.w. corner St. George St.
Children waiting for story hour outside the Boys & Girls House in 1921.
Toronto Public Library; Boys and Girls House (opened 1964), St. George St., w. side, between College & Russell Sts.
Shows the exterior of the Boys and Girls House in 1964.
Toronto Public Library; Boys and Girls House (1922-1963), St. George St., w. side, between College & Russell Sts.
Shows the exterior of the Boys and Girls House in 1922.
Toronto Public Library; Boys and Girls House (1922-1963)
Located at 40 St. George Street, on the west side, between College & Russell Streets, the Boys and Girls House was the first dedicated Children's library in the British Commonwealth.
Tong (Mary) Shan
An interview with Tong (Mary) Shan for the Lillian H. Smith Story Project.