Dufferin/St. Clair Branch Renovation Project
On October 28, 2008, the Dufferin/St.Clair Branch (1625 Dufferin Street) reopened to the public following a major renovation and restoration..
Please see the branch program listings for special opening events.
Renovations to the 85 year old building completely redesigned and refurbished the interior, added a brand new program room and replaced all shelving, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and improved building accessibility. The building entrance has been restored to closely resemble the unique, original façade.
Alternate library service during closure:
During the closure, library customers can return materials to any Toronto Public Library Branch and pick up holds at:
Other nearby branches:
Architect for renovation:
- Makrimichalos Cugini Architects
Dufferin St.Clair Branch is the home to the recently restored wall murals by painters George A. Reid (1860-1947) and Doris McCarthy (b. 1910). In 1964, all the murals were covered when the branch was “modernized.” The renovation will ensure that special lighting highlight the wall murals.
Watch here for updates and future opportunities to have input.
