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48th Highlanders Museum. Toronto, Ontario.
The 48th Highlanders Museum is a military museum that collects and exhibits the weapons, uniforms, equipment and related items of the 48th Highlanders. The Museum is located in St. Andrew's Churc ...
Allan Gardens. Toronto, Ontario.
Anglican Church of Canada General Synod Archives. Toronto, Ontario.
Anglican Diocese of Toronto Archives. Toronto, Ontario.
Archives of Ontario. Toronto, Ontario.
Archives of The Institute of The Blessed Virgin Mary. Toronto, Ontario.
Archives of The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto (ARCAT). Toronto, Ontario.
Archives, Jesuit Fathers of Upper Canada. Toronto, Ontario.
Art Gallery of Ontario. Toronto, Ontario.
Transformation AGO.
New Art, New Building, New Ideas, New Future.
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Art Gallery of York University. Toronto, Ontario.
The Art Gallery of York University (AGYU) is a university-affiliated, not-for-profit public art gallery. Recognized as one of Canada's leading university affiliated public art galleries devoted to ...
Art Metropole. Toronto, Ontario.
Arts Inter-Media Canada / Dance Collection Danse. Toronto, Ontario.
Dance Collection Danse is committed to ensuring that the history of Canadian theatrical dance will be available to present and future generations. We pursue this goal specifically because we belie ...
Bank of Nova Scotia Archives (The). Toronto, Ontario.
Bata Shoe Museum. Toronto, Ontario.
Discover the treasures of North America’s unique shoe museum. Over 10,000 shoes are housed in architect Raymond Moriyama’s award-winning 5 storey structure. Artifacts on exhibit range from Chinese ...
Beth Tzedec Reuben and Helene Dennis Museum. Toronto, Ontario.
C.S.A.C. Creative Spirit Art Centre. Toronto, Ontario.
The Cabbagetown Regent Park Museum Inc.. Toronto, Ontario.
Cabbagetown-Regent Park Museum. Toronto, Ontario.
A not-for-profit community museum. It celebrates and documents our past and on-going history, as an integral part of the development and character of the city of Toronto. It includes permanent and ...
Campbell House. Toronto, Ontario.
Campbell House Museum. Toronto, Ontario.
Campbell House was built in 1822 for Judge William Campbell, the Sixth Chief Justice of Upper Canada, and his wife Lady Hannah. Moved to its current site in 1972, Campbell House is a fine example ...
