Category: Libraries

[osm_map lat="43.6451184" lon="-79.4489614" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6451184, -79.4489614 The High Park branch benefits from its proximity to one of Toronto’s most well known natural areas, creating a unique blend of urban library services and park related community activity. Visitors include families heading to recreational areas, students looking for study space and residents seeking books, programs and local information. The branch features reading rooms, program areas and computer access, all supported by a friendly and active community. The surrounding neighbourhood includes tree lined residential streets, cafés and transit connections, contributing to a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. High Park branch is valued for its community focus and strong connection to local park culture. Tags: - House Number: 228 - Amenity: Library - Building: Yes - building:colour: brown - Number of Floors: 3…

[osm_map lat="43.6719944" lon="-79.3886487" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6719944, -79.3886487 The Yorkville branch offers a compact yet vibrant library experience within one of Toronto’s most recognizable neighbourhoods. The branch serves local residents, professionals and visitors who come for reading materials, study spaces, community programs and digital resources. The surrounding area includes boutique shops, cafés, galleries and busy pedestrian streets that give the branch a lively and upscale urban context. Despite its smaller footprint, the branch maintains strong community engagement through programs and accessible services. Yorkville branch fits naturally into the rhythm of the neighbourhood, offering a calm and welcoming space within a bustling district. Tags: - House Number: 22 - Amenity: Library - Building: Yes - building:colour: beige - Number of Floors: 1 - building:material: brick - built_date: 1906 - Description: former…

[osm_map lat="43.6579599" lon="-79.3983712" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6579599, -79.3983712 The Lillian H. Smith branch is known for its architectural character, extensive collections and strong ties to Toronto’s academic and artistic communities. It includes dedicated spaces for research, children’s materials, special interest collections and quiet study. The building sees consistent activity from students, researchers, families and visitors exploring its specialized resources. Located within a lively urban district, the branch is surrounded by cultural institutions, bookstores, cafés and transit connections that create an engaging environment. Lillian H. Smith remains one of the city’s most distinctive library branches, blending community access with academic depth. Tags: - House Number: 239 - Amenity: Library - Building: Yes - building:colour: beige - Number of Floors: 4 - building:material: brick - Last Checked: 2025-01-30 - Internet Access: Wi-Fi…

[osm_map lat="43.6834227" lon="-79.541195" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6834227, -79.541195 The Richview branch of the Toronto Public Library serves as an important community hub in the west end, offering a welcoming environment for readers, families, students and local residents. The branch includes spacious reading areas, study tables, computer stations and a strong collection that supports both learning and leisure. Daily visitors use the branch for research, quiet study, community programs and cultural activities. The surrounding neighbourhood features schools, parks, residential streets and transit routes that contribute to a steady flow of patrons throughout the day. Richview remains a well used and valued resource within Toronto’s library network. Tags: - House Number: 1806 - Postal Code: M9P 3N3 - Amenity: Library - Building: public - building:colour: red - Number of Floors: 2 -…