Osgoode Hall has been the centre of legal life in Ontario since the original building was completed in 1832. The building, home to the Law Society of Upper Canada and the high courts of the province, served Osgoode Hall Law School from 1889 until its relocation to York University in 1969. The Law Society’s archives contains numerous photographs of this historically important building.

Start a tour or browse the collection by selecting a title from the following list:

1. Osgoode Hall
2. Osgoode Hall
3. Osgoode Hall
4. Addition to Osgoode Hall
5. Addition to law school, Osgoode Hall
6. Library, Osgoode Hall
7. Great Library
8. Fireplace, Great Library
9. American Room, Great Library
10. Convocation Hall
11. Installation of stained glass window in Convocation Hall
12. The Benchers’ Quarters
13. Convocation Room
14. Caretaker's cottage
15. Two women by the south gate
16. The Courts
17. Rotunda