The Niagara River looking north from Queenston Heights was painted by Elizabeth Simcoe in 1793. It’s the view now
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REVIEW Ben Townsend, Fashioning Regulation, Regulating Fashion: The Uniforms and Dress of the British Army 1800-1815 (Helion Press) Volume
When regiments of Wellington’s army were sent to Canada in the summer of 1814, their officers’ appearance shocked Lieutenant-General
Like many other memory institutions across the globe, the Archives of Ontario is adding digital images from its collections
The solid old line of nineteenth-century factory buildings from 89 to 109 Niagara Street – due north across the
Like most organizations this past year, the Friends of Fort York & Garrison Common found many of their usual
“The real amusement of the young people is furnished by the skating rinks,” wrote Mrs. Robinson to her granddaughter
Gother Mann, 1788, “PLAN of TORENTO HARBOUR with the proposed TOWN and part of the SETTLEMENT.” Coloured manuscript, 13″
The nice dishes that can be made with apples would fill in description a small volume; such as &c.,
