The Cathedral Archives & Museum Committee maintains holdings of artefacts and archival records relating the Cathedral and its role in the development of Old Town Toronto to the present day. We regularly welcome serious researchers to use the collection in their preparations. There is a modest reference library as well.
The Committee prepares several exhibits per year, conducts organized tours, prepares hands-on educational programming for school groups, and participates in city-wide events such as Heritage Week and Doors Open Toronto, as well as local events such as "Nutcracker Neighbourhood" (St. Lawrence district).
For additional information about the Cathedral's resources relating to the history of St. James, the Old Town of York, and the development of Toronto, contact Nancy Mallett, Archivist & Museum Curator
The Cathedral Archives & Museum Committee maintains holdings of artefacts and archival records relating the Cathedral and its role in the development of Old Town Toronto to the present day. We regularly welcome serious researchers to use the collection in their preparations. There is a modest reference library as well.
The Committee prepares several exhibits per year, conducts organized tours, prepares hands-on educational programming for school groups, and participates in city-wide events such as Heritage Week and Doors Open Toronto, as well as local events such as "Nutcracker Neighbourhood" (St. Lawrence district).
For additional information about the Cathedral's resources relating to the history of St. James, the Old Town of York, and the development of Toronto, contact Nancy Mallett, Archivist & Museum Curator