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    Colour photograph showing the Second Floor Information Desk at the Whitby Central Library. The desk has been set up with a plexiglass barrier to protect staff and the community from the spread of COV

    Colour photograph showing the holds area at the Whitby Central Library. Most of the shelves were moved into the lobby to facilitate contactless pick-up during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Colour photograph showing the lobby at the Whitby Central Library. The chair in the image was set up for a security guard to screen patrons before entering the library to prevent the spread of COVID-

    Colour photograph of the fireplace area on the second floor at the Central Library. Extra furniture was stored in this area when patrons were not permitted to sit/study in the Library during the COVI

    Colour photograph showing the children's tablets at Whitby Central Library. The tablets were not accessible in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The Oshawa Times, Oshawa Times, December 1960     The Brooklin Library was built in 1960/61 and demolished in 2010 when a new library was opened on the same site. The building was officially opened on February 8, 1961 by the Honourable John P. Robar

    This image was taken in 1986 as part of a promotional film for the Town of Whitby. This photograph was taken by Garnet McPherson, and depicts some of the Whitby Library's directional instructions. Mc

    This slide is a photograph of a woman reading in the stacks at the Whitby Public Library. The photograph was taken as part of a promotional film showcasing the Town of Whitby in 1986.

    The Brooklin Library was built in 1960/61 and demolished in 2010 when a new library was opened on the same site. The building was officially opened on February 8, 1961 by the Honourable John P. Robar

    The Brooklin Library was built in 1960/61 and demolished in 2010 when a new library was opened on the same site. The building was officially opened on February 8, 1961 by the Honourable John P. Robar

    Colour photograph showing the self checkout machines at the Whitby Central Library. Only two of the four machines were accessible in order to keep staff and patrons distanced to prevent the spread of

    Colour photograph showing one of the catalogue computers at the Central Library face down. Many of the computers at Central were made inaccessible in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Unknown, Daily Times-Gazette (Whitby, ON), 24 October 1952     Black and white photograph showing Marie Bracey (left), librarian at the Whitby Public Library, helping Gladys Lawrence check out her books.

    Pictured is the sign in front of the former location of the Whitby Library. The photograph was taken as part of a promotional film showcasing the Town of Whitby in 1986.

    This library was created through a Carnegie grant and was known as a Carnegie Library. Construction for the Carnegie Library began in early 1913 and the building was opened in 1914 at the north east

    This is a black and white photograph of the interior of the study hall at the Ontario Ladies' College. In the room are large rectangular tables with desk lights on them.

    The new library at Ontario Ladies' College was started in 1914.

    Colour photograph showing the lobby at the Central Library set up for contactless pick-up.

    In 1958, the Town of Whitby purchased property from Samuel Trees to construct a new, larger municipal building to replace the aging Town Hall located at Brock and Colborne Streets. The Municipal Buil

    In 1958, the Town of Whitby purchased property from Samuel Trees to construct a new, larger municipal building to replace the aging Town Hall located at Brock and Colborne Streets. The Municipal Buil