Identity area
Identifier
Authorized form of name
Parallel form(s) of name
Other form(s) of name
Type
Contact area
Type
Address
Street address
Locality
Region
Country name
Postal code
Telephone
Fax
URL
Note
Description area
History
Geographical and cultural context
Mandates/Sources of authority
Administrative structure
Records management and collecting policies
Buildings
Holdings
Finding aids, guides and publications
Access area
Opening times
The Library & Archives is open to the public Wednesdays from 1-5pm. Access to Archives and Special Collections requires an appointment - appointments are available 10:30am-5pm Tuesday-Friday. We are closed annually the two weeks before Labour Day for collections maintenance.
Access conditions and requirements
All Archives and Special Collections researchers need to register, which involves supplying your contact information and agreeing to abide by the reading room rules.
Accessibility
The AGO is wheelchair accessible. Street-level access to the AGO is available through our Group Entrance, open during all public hours. Wheelchairs and walkers are available to visitors on a first-come first-served basis or may be reserved in advance of your visit.
The door to the Library & Archives is not wheelchair accessible, but staff are available to assist.
Services area
Research services
Reproduction services
Researchers are welcome to use their own digital devices to make reproductions for research and private study use only. Publication-quality images may be requested through the AGO's Image Resources department.
Public areas
Our reading room is equipped with Wifi and electrical outlets at each table. Two computer workstations are available for use in the general reference area.
Control area
Description identifier
Institution identifier
Rules and/or conventions used
Status
Level of detail
Dates of creation, revision and deletion
Created 21 September 2018
Language(s)
Script(s)
Sources
Maintenance notes
Access points
Access Points
- Arts and Culture (Thematic area)
- Ontario (Geographic subregion)