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April 17th – Closing at 5:00 pm for Holy Thursday (No Extended Hours)
April 18th – Good Friday
April 21st – Easter Monday
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NOTICE - Huronia Regional Centre Records A settlement agreement reached in a class action lawsuit brought against Ontario by former residents of Huronia Regional Centre was approved in Superior Court on December 3, 2013. [More] |
Good news for genealogists! You can now access over 3,100 digitized patent plans
on the Archives of Ontario’s Visual Database. [More]
Grab your camera and get involved on Flickr! Recreate our fascinating historical
photographs of neighbourhoods and landmarks across the province. We’ll provide the
“then”… you provide the “now”! To participate, click here.
The Scrapbook of Mary Murray Hendrie:
Picturing the Life of Ontario’s Elite
in the Victorian Age
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scrapbook, [1880-1893]](../../../images/exhibit-thumbs-hendrie.jpg)
Ever wonder what it was like to live as one of Ontario’s elite during the Victorian
Age? The scrapbook of Mary Murray Hendrie is the subject of a new Archives of Ontario
exhibit. Now in our Reading Room! [More]
Get immersed in our new exhibit commemorating the World War I centenary. Using letters
between soldier Harry Mason and his sweetheart, Sadie Arbuckle, Dear Sadie tells
the moving story of their relationship while it explores the reality of war. [More]