The exhibition, which features more than 200 items drawn entirely from the Library's extensive collection, shows how books reach into every corner of our lives. These often-handled texts are the printed items that have played a role in Canadian life for 250 years. His extensive knowledge of the history of printing and publishing in Canada informs every aspect of the exhibition. The National Library of Canada is home to Canada's published heritage. The Library serves researchers, libraries, publishers, and the general public.
Admission is free.
Group tours may be arranged.