The declaration of war in early August 1914 was not a surprise to Torontonians. The newspapers had warned of
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If you look north from the Garrison Common you can probably see it: a hulking mass looming over the
All three buildings that enter into Radelmüller’s tragic story can be seen in this detail from Robert Irvine’s View
The lighthouse at Gibraltar Point on Toronto Island, the second oldest such structure in Canada after Halifax’s Sambro Light,
What The Friends of Fort York Do: Our Accomplishments for 2015 held ten monthly meetings of our board. Also,
Waterfront Toronto will lead public engagement and consultation for the project, inviting Torontonians to participate in the design process
On the evening of October 20th, seventy-five members of The Friends of Fort York enjoyed a private viewing of
As part of the City’s Museums and Heritage Services’ ongoing commitment to make our important historical collection accessible to
