From the Archives: the Trinity Silver Collection
Each year, the Trinity College Archives brings out items from its silver collection to be displayed during Christmas High Table Dinner. Much of this silver, like the candlesticks in the […]
Category Archives: Trinity College History
From the Archives: Wycliffe & Trinity Anniversary; Visit from St. Mark’s Church Archives Committee
On November 3, 1998, Trinity and Wycliffe Colleges agreed to provide joint library services in the new John W. Graham Library. The agreement noted the many advantages of each party […]
Trinity and St. Hilda’s in the Great War
Sylvia Lassam, Rolph-Bell Archivist During the First World War Trinity professors W.A. Kirkwood and A.H. Young collected information on the service of men and women in the Trinity community who […]
From the Archives: Kirkwood Cottage
This summer, Trinity’s Rolph-Bell Archivist, Sylvia Lassam, travelled to cottage country to experience a memorable piece of college history. On the shores of Lake Rosseau in Muskoka sits a 1930s-era […]
From the Saunderson Rare Books Room: First Book at U of T
On 23 April, the Thomas Fisher Rare Book library held a reception to unveil the University of Toronto Libraries’ fifteen millionth book, a 1481 copy of Cicero’s De Amicitia and De Senectute, […]
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