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Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

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Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

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The Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library houses the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections including books, manuscripts and other materials.

Address: 120 St. George Street , Toronto M5S 3H1, ON, CA
Phone: (416) 978-5285
[email protected]
State: ON
City: Toronto
Zip Code: M5S 3H1


Opening Hours

Monday: 09:00-17:00
Tuesday: 09:00-17:00
Wednesday: 09:00-17:00
Thursday: 09:00-17:00
Friday: 09:00-17:00

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Reviews
Used to go there but now still close due to covid19..its an uniquite experience in Toronto...Very brutal building due to its architecture but what is inside is just wonderful.. It had an incredible resource and special collections... Absolutely astonishing...
Stunning library like none other! Glad I could enjoy such an experience this past weekend for the open doors event.
A great, breath taking few. Beautiful and free to see!
Great job with Doors Open on Sunday, you really couldn't bother like everywhere else partaking in the full two day event by staying open. Within my 15 seconds of arriving there to find out and feel stupid, 8 other people found out too, disappointed...
Very brutal building due to its architecture but what is inside is just wonderful. Having access to rare books is just an amazing experience. Highly recommended if you have the chance and love old books.
This is both a stunning architectural space and an incredible resource and special collection. Even if you don't need a rare book, just go and sit and look up. Reminds me of the Borges story, The Library of Babel.
A quiet gem on the St. George campus, its got a magical vibe to it and the collection of rare books here is quite astounding
Excellent place to visit if near by.
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