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SUMMARY:Hidden Histories at U of T
DESCRIPTION:at 			\\n			\\n							\\n		\\n			\\nWhat stories are hidden i
 n the walls of the University of Toronto? \\nExplore the fascinating arch
 itecture of the University of Toronto. From the adaption of 19th-century 
 homes to innovative modern design\\, discover how form has driven functio
 n on campus.\\nThis tour centers on one of the city’s most iconic and o
 ldest university campuses\\, where Gothic towers\\, repurposed homes\\, a
 nd striking modern buildings reveal nearly two centuries of change. From 
 Philosopher’s Walk and Soldiers’ Tower to the bold geometry of Robart
 s Library\\, on this walk you&#8217\\;ll learn how architecture reflects 
 evolving ideas about education\\, memory\\, community\\, and public life.
 \\nThis tour was developed and will be led by Heritage Toronto volunteer 
 Doug Wooster. An educator and a photographer\\, Doug is interested in Tor
 onto history\\, architecture\\, green spaces and people. \\nCurrent or fu
 ture events in the same event series will appear here.\\nHidden Histories
  at U of T tour\\, Bedford Road\\, May 23 2024.\\nMassey College\\, Unive
 rsity of Toronto\\, August 31\\, 2019.  Image by Hanifa Mamujee.\\nStreet
 s to Shelves: Toronto&#8217\\;s Library System walking tour\\, at the Rob
 arts Library\\, June 2019.\\nRegistration\\nThis tour is provided for $8.
 00/person. The total cost is $10.05 (includes a $2.05 transaction fee). P
 lease note that space is limited on our tours. You may not be able to joi
 n a tour group if you have not registered ahead of time through our websi
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 ; change value in settings\\n	\\n		\\n	\\n	\\nAccessibility\\nThis tour i
 s approximately 2 kilometres in distance and takes place predominantly on
  paved city sidewalks and streets.\\nPublic washrooms are available along
  the route at a Starbucks\\, Wycliffe College and the Munk School of Glob
 al Affairs.\\nFAQs\\nWhat should I do if I can&#8217\\;t find the group a
 t the start location?+\\nOur staff and volunteers will be at the tour&#82
 17\\;s starting location 30 minutes prior to each tour. Please arrive at 
 least 10-15 minutes prior to the start of the tour to allow time for chec
 k-in. Feel free to call us at (647) 542-3450 if you are having trouble fi
 nding the start location.\\nSponsors\\nMore Like This\\n    \\n        \\
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 covery of insulin to the first Black licensed practitioners of medicine\\
 , Toronto’s scientists\\, caregivers and activists have contributed to 
 ground-breaking change in healthcare over two hundred years.\\n          
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  of a Neighbourhood: Downtown Yonge Street\\n                            
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          Explore the rich architectural history on Yonge Street: how its 
 buildings and public spaces have encouraged Torontonians to gather\\, cel
 ebrate\\, and do business for over two hundred years. \\nhttps://www.gay
 out.com/usa-canada/canada/toronto/events/hidden-histories-at-u-of-t-2026-
 10-28
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