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Proposed public library New Toronto W. Grayson-Brown Architect Hamilton and Toronto
Proposed public library New Toronto W. Grayson-Brown Architect Hamilton and Toronto

Proposed public library New Toronto W. Grayson-Brown Architect Hamilton and Toronto

Date1927
Names
Alternate Title
  • New Toronto Public Library, Eleventh Street, west side, south of Lakeshore Boulevard West, Toronto, Ontario.
Format
Medium
Dimensions432 mm x 280 mm
Extent
  • 432 mm x 280 mm
CollectionToronto Public Library Archives
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTPL-A-0203
Metro's first immersion grads, left to right, James Brown, Anne Kothawala, Sally Grayson, Tamara Moroz and David Szablowski
Metro's first immersion grads, left to right, James Brown, Anne Kothawala, Sally Grayson, Tamara Moroz and David Szablowski
5/22/1985
Delighted with their new home, found for them by Alderman Mike Grayson (right foreground), John Taylor (right background), his wife Myrtle, and their six children stand on porch of six-bedroom house in Toronto's west end
Delighted with their new home, found for them by Alderman Mike Grayson (right foreground), John Taylor (right background), his wife Myrtle, and their six children stand on porch of six-bedroom house in Toronto's west end
10/9/1968
Architect and site plan: Eberhard Zeidler holds an architect's rendering and plans for the proposed domed-stadium site at Toronto's Coronation Park
Architect and site plan: Eberhard Zeidler holds an architect's rendering and plans for the proposed domed-stadium site at Toronto's Coronation Park
6/15/1984
Drawing shows Wychwood Library Branch.
Wychwood Branch, Toronto Public Library; Eden Smith & Sons Architects
1926?
Fifth tower: Cheryl Ferguson, a media consultant with the Summit Square Management office, views architect's model of a proposed fifth tower in Toronto's TD Centre
Fifth tower: Cheryl Ferguson, a media consultant with the Summit Square Management office, views architect's model of a proposed fifth tower in Toronto's TD Centre
6/20/1988
Model for York: Architect Douglas Cardinal was at York Regional Council last week to show members models of the proposed new administrative centre
Model for York: Architect Douglas Cardinal was at York Regional Council last week to show members models of the proposed new administrative centre
10/26/1989
Going to rain? Toronto alderman Mike Grayson isn't taking any chances
Going to rain? Toronto alderman Mike Grayson isn't taking any chances
6/25/1969
A kiss for culture-that's what swinging Aldermen Dick Horkins (left) and Michael Grayson are bestowing upon luscious, Toronto-born sculptress Maryon K(...)
A kiss for culture-that's what swinging Aldermen Dick Horkins (left) and Michael Grayson are bestowing upon luscious, Toronto-born sculptress Maryon K(...)
8/13/1968
Quest: Kirk Grayson, a University of Toronto Professor, (foreground) is head of an international team who'll sift Mesopotamian inscriptions for the true story of the Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian cultures
Quest: Kirk Grayson, a University of Toronto Professor, (foreground) is head of an international team who'll sift Mesopotamian inscriptions for the true story of the Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian cultures
3/28/1980
Lone male: Architect Donald Moffat of Etobicoke, who works out of Hamilton and Toronto, is the only male member of the Hamilton Status of Women committee
Lone male: Architect Donald Moffat of Etobicoke, who works out of Hamilton and Toronto, is the only male member of the Hamilton Status of Women committee
6/1/1973
His plan to preserve Pickering, Architect William Beddall looks over sketches of a plan he has proposed to revitalize commercial core (background) of Pickering Village.
His plan to preserve Pickering, Architect William Beddall looks over sketches of a plan he has proposed to revitalize commercial core (background) of Pickering Village.
12/19/1976
Well-designed toast: Left to right, architects Barton Myers, James Stirling and Moshe Safdie, finalists in the competition to design and build Metro's proposed $150 million opera-ballet house
Well-designed toast: Left to right, architects Barton Myers, James Stirling and Moshe Safdie, finalists in the competition to design and build Metro's proposed $150 million opera-ballet house
1/21/1988