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Address: 2 King Street, Weston
Architect:
Lindsay & Brydon
Opened:
1914, December 29
The Weston Public Library Board was awarded $10,000 from the Carnegie
Corporation of New York on January 2, 1913. Lindsay & Brydon,
a Toronto architectural firm, designed a simple Arts and Crafts
style library, enriched by stained-glass windows and Art Nouveau
mosaic panels - a unique feature among the Ontario Carnegie libraries.
The Weston Library opened on Tuesday evening, December 29, 1914
at the northwest corner of King and Main streets, Weston.
| Major alterations |
1981-2
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Renovation and addition by Dunlop, Farrow & Aitken Architects. Officially reopened, September 11 1982. |
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| Heritage status |
| 1978 |
Designation bylaw (2971-78) passed by York City Council under
the Ontario Heritage Act, April 24. |
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