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December 2015 (Vol 19, No 5)
December 2015 · Volume 19 · No. 5 · 10 pages
December 2015 issue of The Fife and Drum.
Volume 19, Number 5. 10 pages.
Original printed pages
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Ryerson Graduate Studio Planning Team
by the Ryerson Graduate Studio Planning Team* If you look north from the Garrison Common you can probably see
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Eamonn, O'Keeffe
The murder of John Paul Radelmüller is one of Toronto’s oldest mysteries and the city’s most enduring ghost story.
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Otto, Stephen
The lighthouse at Gibraltar Point on Toronto Island, the second oldest such structure in Canada after Halifax’s Sambro Light,
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Friends of Fort York
What The Friends of Fort York Do: Our Accomplishments for 2015 • held ten monthly meetings of our board.
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Greenberg, Ken
Project: Under Gardiner Update by Ken Greenberg Credit: PUBLIC WORK Credit: PUBLIC WORK Waterfront Toronto will lead public engagement
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Baines, Nancy
Celebrating the Magna Carta by Nancy Baines On the evening of October 20th, seventy-five members of The Friends of
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Gerrard, Richard
As part of the City’s Museums and Heritage Services’ ongoing commitment to make our important historical collection accessible to








