University of Toronto
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The University of Toronto is a public university in Toronto, Canada, founded in 1827.
- See also: Category:University of Toronto
[edit] Grounds
 Convocation Hall |
 Old Vic, main building at Victoria College |
 A quadrangle of Trinity College |
 University College, a National Historic Site |
 St. Michael's College |
 Soldiers' Tower |
 John W. Graham Library, University of Trinity College |
 Robarts Library |
 Cloisters at Knox College |
 Interior of the Faculty of Pharmacy building |
 Medical Science building exterior |
 Choir in the Knox College chapel |
[edit] Historical images
 University of Toronto, 1859, painting by Sir Edmund Walker |
 "The Toronto University"; ink on paper, wood engraving, ca. 1860 |
 Illustration from Dominion Illustrated of the fire at University College, 1890 |
 Victoria College convocation, 1911 |
 Knox College, Victoria University, Trinity University, Harbord Street Collegiate Institute; between 1900 and 1925 |
 World leaders attending the 14th G-7 summit of 1988, at Hart House, University of Toronto |
[edit] People
 Bishop John Strachan, founder of the original King's College and Trinity College |
 William Lyon Mackenzie King (B.A. 1895, M.A. 1897), 10th Canadian Prime Minister, studying as an undergraduate in January 1895 |
 Lester B. Pearson (B.A. 1919), returning from Norway where he received the Nobel Peace Prize, meets Louis St. Laurent and Paul Martin Sr. (B.A. 1925) in Ottawa, 1957 |
