This month’s rare book of the month is dedicated to our bird watching readers and anyone who enjoys beautiful bird illustrations. Studer’s Popular Ornithology, published in 1881, proved very popular […]
October 31st, 2017 marks 500 years since German monk, Martin Luther, posted his 95 theses to the Castle Church door in Wittenberg, Germany. To coincide with this anniversary Graham Library’s newest exhibit, Richard Hooker & the Reformation, showcases the works of Richard Hooker, 16th century Anglican Theologian in the context of the Protestant Reformation across Europe and England.
On Saturday, May 27th as part of Trinity College’s Spring Reunion festivities, Graham Library launched a new exhibit, Shakespeare at Trinity, with a tour for visiting alumni led by exhibit curators Kate MacDonald, Cataloguing […]
As a parting gift to the Graham Library’s Wycliffe Rare Books Collection, former Principal of Wycliffe College (now Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas) George Sumner donated a French […]
The University of Toronto is celebrating its birthday today, March 15th, marking 189 years since Bishop John Strachan obtained a Royal Charter in 1827 to found King’s College. While Strachan […]
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