Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

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Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library is the University of Toronto’s principal repository for rare books, manuscripts, and special collections, renowned for its extensive holdings in literature, history, and the humanities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic library
affiliation University of Toronto Libraries NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Brutalist architecture
buildingType library building
campus St. George campus NERFINISHED
collectionFocus Canadian history
Canadian literature
book history
early printed books
history
humanities
incunabula
literature
manuscript collections
maps and atlases
science and medicine history
collectionType archives
manuscripts
rare books
special collections
country Canada
hasCollection Baldwin Room of Canadiana NERFINISHED
Blake collection
Canadian small press and literary archives
Cooke collection of Canadiana NERFINISHED
Lorne Pierce collection NERFINISHED
Marshall McLuhan papers NERFINISHED
Northrop Frye papers NERFINISHED
Shakespeare collection NERFINISHED
Ursula Franklin archives NERFINISHED
incunabula collection
maps and cartography collection
modern literature archives
science and medicine collection
theology and philosophy collection
locatedIn Ontario
Toronto
namedAfter Thomas Fisher NERFINISHED
notableFor extensive rare book holdings
humanities research resources
manuscript collections
offersService digitization of materials
exhibitions
reading room access
reference services
partOf University of Toronto NERFINISHED
primaryFunction preservation of rare materials
research
support of teaching and learning
publicAccess open to the public
streetAddress 120 St. George Street

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University of Toronto Libraries hasPart Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library
St. George campus, University of Toronto hasLibrary Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library