FRIENDS OF FORT YORK ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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The first issue of Fife and Drum appeared on 24 May 1996 following a merger between The Friends of
Compiled and edited by Elizabeth Oliver-Malone Recipes & Remedies in Upper Canada by Hannah Peters Jarvis Gaspereau Press, 2015,
Archaeology at Fort York dates back sixty years to at least 1956 when staff undertook exploration of the fort’s
Lt Col Harry S. Pedwell, CD leads the 48th Highlanders of Canada at a mini-tattoo at Fort York on
Visitors to Fort York for Doors Open on 28 May lucked out in being able to attend Artillery Day
Canada Day @ Fort York Fri. July 1, 10 am to 5 pm Spend Canada’s special day at Fort
Panorama Sun. July 31 & Mon. August 1 Family friendly events for the Caribbean Carnival weekend. Outdoor picnic, great
Visit our website at: www.fortyork.ca. Learn more about Fort York, subscribe to the
This fully-animated exhibit explores the lesser known wartime contributions of the Canadian men and women who served beyond the
Farm to Fork On Common Ground Fri. & Sat. September 23 & 24, noon to 6 pm Celebrate the
Bicycle Tour: The Forts of Toronto Sat. September 24, 11 am to 1 pm Moderate difficulty. The tour begins
Bicycle Tour: The Forts of Toronto Sat. September 24, 11 am to 1 pm Moderate difficulty. The tour begins
Great War Cooking Class Thurs. September 29, 6:30 to 9 pm Join us in the 1826 Officers’ Mess kitchen
Soon there would be archaeological articles, many of which in would probably be Fife and Drum’s most prolific contributor
Her Majesty’s Army and Navy Veterans’ Association (sometimes Society), formed in Toronto in August 1887, and incorporated in 1888,
In an article “Who Was Gustavus Nicolls?” that appeared in the last issue of Fife and Drum his date
by Christopher McKinnon Beginning in March, Torontonians engaged in a city-wide brainstorming session to come up with possible names
Toronto’s Great War Attic is part of the First World War programming produced by Museums & Heritage Services in
