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Black History Month: Selections from Special Collections
This year for Black History Month, the libraries have highlighted a range of research materials that could assist students and faculty studying black history in Canada and beyond.
There is a display of materials on the first floor of the Scott … Continue reading
Posted in Pamphlets and ephemera, Rare books, Sheetmusic, Special Collections
Tagged Aime Cesaire, Angele Bassole-Ouedraogo, Black History Month, Canada, choreographers, dance, Down beat, France, George Elliott Clarke, history, James Baldwin, Katherine Dunham, Leon-Gontran Damas, Leopold Sedar Senghor, Lillian Allen, London, M. NourbeSe Philip, microtext, Montreal, music, newspapers, performance, poetry, race, Scott Joplin, Toronto, Wayde Compton
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New Acquisition : Courtesy of an Unknown Donor
Earlier this summer, one of the Scott Library’s staff found a number of items that were not part of the libraries collections, or indeed, any branches’. One can only surmise that this was a anonymous donation: and what a donation!
The … Continue reading
Posted in Document of the Day, Mysteries, News, Recent acquisitions
Tagged 1899, advertisments, E.T. Corsets, fashion, Gerhard Mennen, Graham Dermatological Institute, Mennan's Toilet Powder, Mrs. Gervaise Graham, Nineteenth century, The Designer, The Standard Delineator, toiletries, Toronto, Victorian fashion, women's fashion
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Mariposa: Fifty Years of Making Music Exhibit Launch
This weekend marks the annual return of folk music enthusiasts (not a few of them York alumni) to the town of Orillia for the Mariposa Folk Festival. To mark the fifty years that the festival has been running, York … Continue reading
Mother’s Day
In anticipation of Mother’s Day, here’s a picture from the Toronto Telegram of a group of women outside the Royal Ontario Museum for the Mother’s Day Vigil for Peace by the NGO group Voice of Women (VOW). Photographed by … Continue reading
Posted in News, Photographs
Tagged Canadian Voice of Women For Peace, disarmament, Mother's Day, mothers, nuclear war, protest, Queen's Park Crescent, ROM, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, United Nations, vigil, VOW
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