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Archives of Ontario

The Archives of Ontario is the largest provincial archives in Canada, with a vast collection that includes textual (paper) items, photographs, maps, architectural drawings and audio, video and film recordings. Located at York University's Keele Campus, this purpose-built facility includes a large reading room with digital microfilm readers, audio and video booths, digitization and conservation labs, a large exhibit gallery and a classroom for educational programming. The Archives is also home to the Government of Ontario Art Collection. If you’re interested in researching at the archives, check out the Researching Our Records Online or the Tracing Your Family History videos on the Archives’ YouTube channel. As part of Digital Doors Open, learn more about the Archives of Ontario through the video below, browse their many online exhibits or piece together Ontario’s history by trying out an online jigsaw puzzle.

Contact info

134 Ian Macdonald Blvd.
Toronto, Ontario

http://www.archives.gov.on.ca

Architecture

Year built: 2009 (established in 1903)
Building type:Educational facilityGovernment buildingGreen building
Architect: B+H Architects

Dates/hours open

Mar 28, 01:26pm - Mar 28, 01:26pm