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The site, with a frontage of 60 feet on Weston Road by 140 feet on King Street was acquired in two parcels, the larger one from David Rowntree Junior for $1300 and the smaller one from Elizabeth Aiken for $650. The purchases were registered on…

Mary Louise is the president of the Weston Historical Society and lifelong resident Weston, who recounts witty tales from the past.

Ruth is a longtime resident of Weston, whose family has been heavily involved in the Weston Library's rich history.

Drawn to make the line photomechanical print in Landmarks of Toronto, vol. 5 p. 520.

Lois, a longtime resident of Weston, was Alderman of York in the early 1970s and has served as the Secretary of the Weston Ratepayers Union.

A photograph of two boys sitting in the program room at the Weston Branch in 1985. The boys are focused on a television set. The boys are in wait of their production of "Dr. Who" to be shown.

George E.A. Robinson's hardware shop, which stood on the north-east corner of Church St. and Weston Rd., in about 1910.

In my family you had to be 8 years old before you could cross railroad tracks on your own. In order to get to the Weston library, from my family’s home, I had to cross the railroad. The first Saturday, after I turned 8, I got up early, walked…

The Sampathkumars are longtime residents of Weston. Three generations of their family have used the Weston Library. Here, Brinda speaks about her experience using the Weston Branch.

Margaret Rome is a former employee of the Weston Library. As a highschool student, she began working at the library as a cataloguer in the mid-1950s and the 1980s.