Fisher Rare Book Library in University, Toronto, Ontario
Fisher Rare Book Library in Toronto, University is a library (University of Toronto), St George Street 120. Fisher Rare Book Library is also known as U of T Rare Book Library. Fisher Rare Book Library is built in the brutalist architecture style. Ⓦ.
- House Number
- 120
- Street
- St George Street
- Amenity
- library
- Building Type
- university building
- Operator
- University of Toronto
Fast food restaurants
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Tourist information offices
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Food courts
Recycling centres
Library
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ATMs
Benches
Roads nearby
Hoskin AvenueSt George Street, University of Toronto, Tower Road, Trinity College Chapel, Acacia Cafe
100 m
Devonshire PlaceThe Buttery
200 m
Tower RoadLaidlaw Library, University of Toronto Art Centre, CIUT 89.5FM
300 m
Ursula Franklin StreetP.O.D. Provisions on Demand, Cedars, Ursula Franklin St / Huron St - SMART, U of T Free Store
450 m
King's College CircleUnderstudy Cafe, University College Registrar's Office, Sir Daniel Wilson, Charles William Jefferys, NE, NW, SE, SW, Practical Sciences Building
450 m
Huron StreetBikechain, TD Canada Trust, Robarts Library Cafeteria, Starbucks, Rock samples, Library Book Room, Huron St / Harbord St, Second Cup, University of Toronto
500 m
Galbraith RoadToronto Time, Veda, Galbraith Rd / King's College Rd, Hard Hat Cafe, Second Cup
500 m
Galbraith Quad550 m
Bookshops nearby
Crux Discount Theological Books300 m
Buildings nearby
J. Robert S. Prichard Alumni House300 m
Soldiers' Tower350 m
Farmlands nearby
Dig In! Sid Smith Garden Plot250 m
Dig In! Hart House Garden Plot400 m
Gardens nearby
Dig In! UTSU Equity Garden Plot400 m
Dig In! UTSU Equity Garden, South Plot400 m
Grass nearby
University College Quad350 m
Front Campus400 m
Places of worship nearby
St. Thomas Aquinas Church150 m
Residential buildings nearby
Morrison Hall200 m
Wetmore Hall250 m
University buildings nearby
Ramsay Wright Building100 m
Newman Centre100 m
Centre for Biological Timing and Cognition150 m
former Canadian School of Missions150 m
Whitney Hall150 m
University College Union150 m
Howard Ferguson Dining Hall200 m
Sidney Smith Hall250 m
Lash Miller Laboratories250 m
Sir Daniel Wilson Residence (University College)300 m
School of Graduate Studies - Office of the Dean300 m
The Jones and Edna Davenport Chemical Research Building300 m
University College300 m
Macdonald-Mullard House300 m
Bancroft Hall350 m
Toronto Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory400 m
Cody Hall450 m
McLennan Physical Laboratories450 m
Simcoe Hall450 m
Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship450 m
Physical Geography Building500 m
Central Steam Plant500 m
Anthropology Building500 m
Convocation Hall500 m
Bahen Centre for Information Technology500 m
Cumberland House550 m
Koffler Student Services Centre550 m
Warehouses nearby
Myhal Centre Loading Dock500 m
Other nearby
Sir Daniel Wilson Quad300 m
| Named after | Thomas Fisher |
|---|---|
| Inception | 1972 |
| Opening | 1972 |
| Architectural style | brutalist architecture |
| Owner | University of Toronto |
| Located in | Toronto |
| Postal code | M5S 1A5 |
| Country | Canada |
| Website | https://fisher.library.utoronto.ca/ |
| Location | University of Toronto St. George |
| Part of | University of Toronto, University of Toronto Libraries |
Public transport map University Legend
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Cycling map University Legend
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| Cycling on bus lane | |
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| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
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Walking map University Legend
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| No pedestrians |