Arts & Culture

Forty pieces of art from McGill’s Visual Art Collection, that are usually in storage or in less accessible areas, are now on public display.

Chancellor Day Hall (3644 Peel Street) In 1892, James Ross, an entrepreneur of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, commissioned renowned architect Bruce Price, who also designed McGill's Royal Victoria College and the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City, to build...

Originally the residence of entrepreneur James T. Davis, this mansion has many interesting features, including a dining room that is a replica of a room...

The five lancets in the west above the balcony represent Law, History, Philosophy, Astronomy and Medicine. Strange creatures and gargoyles adorn the roof at the...

In 1863, Sir Hugh Allan, the Scottish founder and president of the Allan Lines Shipping Company, commissioned Victor Roy and John Hopkins to construct a...

In 1971, the Hurlbatt and Reynolds Wings of Royal Victoria College were given to Faculty of Music. Renamed the Strathcona Music Building, it is now...

Originally the home of the Presbyterian College of Montreal, this Gothic style building was donated to the University in 1961, and renamed after David Morrice,...

Built in 1922, the James Administration Building was originally home to the Department of Biology. Although the Department moved out many years ago, a stone...