Old Library and Archives Bishop's University

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old library


originally added mcgreer hall in 1909 serve university library, converted office space during 1970s. in 1939 renovations historic mcgreer hall included complete renovation , restoration of library wing, had on years been subdivided 2 floors , magnificent wooden ceiling covered tiles. work on library wing completed in time sesquicentennial celebrations in 1993-1994, culminated in sherry reception governor-general in newly restored library wing, known former name old library.


the old library serves centre university archives housing official records of, or relating to, or people/activities connected bishop s university , special volumes concerning bishop s university. old library houses eastern townships research centre has been accredited quebec s ministère de la culture et des communications since 1991. eastern townships research centre archival collection consists of books, genealogical information, documents, photographs, postcards, maps, plans, , audio-visual material. used year-round faculty , students, room popular during summer months when people across canada , increasingly u.s. come research genealogy. room used throughout academic year lectures, receptions , other special events. room may used study hall, quiet place students.








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