The first year of the War of 1812 did not go well for the young United States. After a
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Amidst the shells bursting asunder above their heads, with dark smoke choking the air and shot striking the ground
There’s a memorial in bronze at the Fort York Visitor Centre to the warriors “who went first to defend
In the summer of 2021, the Museum of the Royal Canadian Military Institute acquired a very fine collection of
We very much regret to report that The Friends of Fort York & Garrison Common have not been able
Early in 2021, the Vice Chair of The Friends of Fort York & Garrison Common, Andrew Stewart, and City
ong an historical officer on Fort York’s staff, Kevin L Hebib’s last appearance at the fort was for the
Dr. Harrison, of Edinburgh, recommended the use of this root, many years ago. It possesses, he says, all the
Robert Scott was a free Black yeoman living in the town of York in 1810. He was a new
The unit was formed at Fort George in August 1812 and disbanded there in March 1815. These are the
