High Park Branch Public Library

From the TPL website: "High Park Branch was the second of three libraries that the Toronto Public Library built with a $50,000 grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York. Chief Librarian George Locke worked with Eden Smith & Sons "to reproduce some of that Collegiate Grammar School architecture of the time of Edward VIth, and adapted to modern requirements." High Park Branch opened on October 31, 1916. High Park, Wychwood and Beaches libraries were originally identical, but all have been renovated and are no longer the same." I love the look and feel of this library. One of the original members of the Roncesvalles Village Community, High Park Branch serves the areas many families with community programs, internet service, and incredibly helpful and knowledgeable librarians. A must see for bibliophiles, local history junkies, and archetecture lovers alike.