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(3) is the library. The buildings take their names from Sir Thomas More and Archbishop Fisher, statesman and prelate who refused to grant Henry VIII a(...)
(3) is the library. The buildings take their names from Sir Thomas More and Archbishop Fisher, statesman and prelate who refused to grant Henry VIII a(...)

(3) is the library. The buildings take their names from Sir Thomas More and Archbishop Fisher, statesman and prelate who refused to grant Henry VIII a(...)

Date9/14/1936
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  • (3) is the library. The buildings take their names from Sir Thomas More and Archbishop Fisher; statesman and prelate who refused to grant Henry VIII a divorce; and who were canonized as saints in the year construction was started; 1935.
  • (3) is the library. The buildings take their names from Sir Thomas More and Archbishop Fisher, statesman and prelate who refused to grant Henry VIII a(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: (3) is the library. The buildings take their names from Sir Thomas More and Archbishop Fisher; statesman and prelate who refused to grant Henry VIII a divorce; and who were canonized as saints in the year construction was started; 1935.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115937F
Medieval studies are now pursued by University of Toronto students in the old home of Sir William Thomas White on Queen's Park Cres. He was the popular statesman who introduced income tax to Canada
Medieval studies are now pursued by University of Toronto students in the old home of Sir William Thomas White on Queen's Park Cres. He was the popular statesman who introduced income tax to Canada
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
5/11/1976
John Crispo (left) and Thomas Eberlee
John Crispo (left) and Thomas Eberlee
Combs, Erin
4/27/1976
Student residence: House at 3 Elmsley Place on Toronto University campus was the home of Sir George Ross, Ontario minister of education and later premier, who died in 1914
Student residence: House at 3 Elmsley Place on Toronto University campus was the home of Sir George Ross, Ontario minister of education and later premier, who died in 1914
Toronto Star (Firm)
n.d.
Black and white photo postcard depicting two buildings with caption at the bottom stating, "Par…
Parliament Buildings and University Library – Toronto.
Approximately 1910
Watchmaking runs in the family, Eighteen-year-old Ruth Grant of Pembroke, the first girl enrolled in watchmaking at George Brown College, is following(...)
Watchmaking runs in the family, Eighteen-year-old Ruth Grant of Pembroke, the first girl enrolled in watchmaking at George Brown College, is following(...)
Teskey, Frank
3/15/1973
Grant Hall at Queen's University
Grant Hall at Queen's University
Toronto Star (Firm)
1949-11
Originally called the Protestant Episcopal Divinity School when it was founded in 1877, Wycliffe College got its name soon after in honor of John Wycliffe, a forerunner of the Reformation
Originally called the Protestant Episcopal Divinity School when it was founded in 1877, Wycliffe College got its name soon after in honor of John Wycliffe, a forerunner of the Reformation
Spremo, Boris
5/4/1976
Sir John Willison home sold. Above is a photograph of the home of the late Sir John Willison, at 10 Elmsley place, Toronto, which in real estate circl(...)
Sir John Willison home sold. Above is a photograph of the home of the late Sir John Willison, at 10 Elmsley place, Toronto, which in real estate circl(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/24/1927
Miss Jean Gunn and Lady Tweedsmuir pause outside Convocation hall with Sir William Mulock and the governor-general
Miss Jean Gunn and Lady Tweedsmuir pause outside Convocation hall with Sir William Mulock and the governor-general
James, H.
10/15/1938
St. George St. Student residence a monument to Sir Daniel Wilson
St. George St. Student residence a monument to Sir Daniel Wilson
Combs, Erin
3/23/1976
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Universities - University of Toronto - Historic - buildings - Plans and Campus
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Universities - University of Toronto - Historic - buildings - Plans and Campus
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/12/1924
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Universities - University of Toronto - Historic - buildings - Plans and Campus
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Universities - University of Toronto - Historic - buildings - Plans and Campus
Toronto Star (Firm)
4/17/1923