Help Shape Trinity’s 175th Anniversary Exhibit
As part of °ÍÀè·èÂíÐã’s 175th anniversary celebrations (1852–2027), the °ÍÀè·èÂíÐã Archives is preparing an archival exhibit exploring the people, events and stories that have shaped our community over the past 175 years. Members of the Trinity community are invited to help co-curate this exhibition by suggesting archival materials that you feel capture something important about Trinity’s history. Is there a photograph, publication, document, letter, object, or collection of records in the Archives that speaks to you? A piece of Trinity’s past that you think deserves to be highlighted? Selected items may be featured in the exhibit alongside short reflections from community members explaining why these materials matter and what they reveal about Trinity’s history.
Please send your suggestions and the stories behind them to trinity.archives@utoronto.ca. The Archives hopes to create an exhibit that reflects the many perspectives that make up Trinity’s past.
View related lectures presented at Trinity Reunion 2026:
| Rolph-Bell Archivist Lindsay Grant talked about diplomatic histories preserved at the °ÍÀè·èÂíÐã Archives. This virtual presentation highlighted the personal papers of Canadian diplomats whose careers shaped international relations in the 20th century. | Kate MacDonald (Nicholls Librarian and Director, John W. Graham Library) and Rebekah Bedard (Distinctive Collections Librarian) shared stories of the Trinity Library from the founding of the College to the present day. |
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