Bookstores, Libraries & Archives in Thornhill, ON
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7-9100 Bathurst St, Thornhill, L4J 8C7
(905) 889-2066
School, Book store, Educational supply store, Bookstore 
Paper Pipit is a charming and beautiful shop loved by customers for its extensive selection of books, craft items, home decor, and natural toys. The welcoming and helpful staff make for a wonderful shopping experience. Recommended for finding special gifts and school supplies. 
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180 Steeles Ave W, Unit 4, Thornhill, L4J 2L1
(905) 731-4440
At The Batner Bookstore our mission is to provide the textbooks, workbooks, study guides, course materials and literature our customers need, and to provide the service and value our customers expect. We are committed to actively sharing our knowledge and experience, to operating at the highest level of ethical and professional standards, and to providing the best experience possible for our customers. Whether you are a teacher, a librarian, a tutor, a student, or just a lover of good books we are always happy to hear from you. Yoram Batner, owner: yoram@batnerbookstore.com Andrew Bonham, manager: andrew@batnerbookstore.com. Batner Bookstore is a go-to place for education materials and a hidden gem with a variety of books, textbooks, and board games. Knowledgeable and friendly staff provide excellent service. 
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1 Brooke St, Thornhill, L4J 2K7
905-881-2828
Much of the funds used to build the library came from a $.. bequest left by the late Dr. Frederick Gallanough to "establish a memorial to the Gallanough family in or about the area presently known as Thornhill..." The property was generously donated by Joseph Tanenbaum, a well known local developer. The Thornhill Lions Club donated trees and shrubs. Architect Napier Simpson designed the building. Mr. Simpson was quoted at the time as saying that his design was in keeping with the "softer rural feeling of Thornhill." Mayor Garnet A. Williams presided over the original opening ceremony on October 18, 1975 when the facility opened its doors as the Gallanough Library, part of the Vaughan Public Library system. The Gallanough continued in that role until the Library board closed it in May 1996. Local residents including members of the Crestwood, Springfarm, Yorkhill Residents' Association have worked hard with Vaughan Council and the Public Trustees office to reinstate the Gallanough as a focal point of the Thornhill community. The Gallanough Resource Centre reopened quietly on November 8, 1999 as a community run facility. As a Not for Profit Corporation with Charitable Status the Gallanough is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The Gallanough Resource Centre is an educational, recreational facility providing library services and various programs for children and adults that meet the needs of the community. Central to the Gallanough Resource Centre are the main floor library and a second floor meeting room with balconies overlooking the library and an outside amphitheater. The building is wheelchair accessible. The facility backs onto Gallanough Park. The Gallanough Resource Centre is a beloved local library with an impressive collection of up-to-date books and DVDs. The staff is consistently described as friendly and nice. One visitor specifically highlights the selection of children's books. 
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7000 Bathurst Street, Thornhill, L4J 7L1
(905) 760-8534
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441 Clark Ave W, Thornhill, L4J 6W7
(905) 881-1010
oriental goods, Miscellaneous Retail, Novelty & Souvenir Shops, hill, Boutiques de cadeaux, Religious Bookstore, novelties retail, antique dealers, antique repair restoration, chinaware retail, Shop, glassware retail, dollhouses accessories, department stores, religious goods, Religiou Goods, related categories, silverware, gift baskets, Gift Shops, linens retail, Israel's The Judaica Centre, first nations goods, arts crafts markets, supplies services, dolls, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, jewellers retail, Religious, toys retail, arts crafts retail, wedding planning, Gift, Religious book store, Cadeaux et Articles divers, Gift shop, glassware decorators, Cultural Gifts Store, Good Israels The Judaica Centre is a well-established business in Thornhill with a strong presence in the local Jewish community. The store offers a nice selection of Judaica products and provides helpful and caring customer service. Some customers have had positive experiences finding what they needed for various occasions, with reasonable prices and fast shipping. However, there have been some reports of logistical issues with package delivery and unhelpful staff. The new location has a smaller selection and some customers found the staff to be disinterested.