City of Toronto Archives

The Toronto Archives is reopening. From March 28, the Research Hall will be open for in-person visits, by appointment only, from Monday to Friday. Find out more information or book a visit. The Archives remains closed to meetings and events.

Search the Archives’ database for records and information.
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The Atrium is now open to the public for our new exhibit celebrating the centenary of the TTC, 100 Years of Moving Toronto. A version of the exhibit is also available to view online.

 

At the City of Toronto Archives you can find historical records (information), including:

  • records created by the City of Toronto government
  • records created by municipal governments that existed before the 1998 amalgamation
  • papers of people, families, organizations and businesses
  • photographs
  • maps, plans and architectural drawings

What's in the Archives

Find out what records and resources are available.

Using the Archives

Learn how to find and use archival documents.

What's Online

Exhibits, maps and other records available online.

Copying What's in the Archives

Find out how to make copies and how much they cost.

For Teachers & Students

Education programming and tours of the Archives.

About the Archives

Who we are, what we do and why we do it.