February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York Garrison Common History: Northeast Liberty Village The 45 acres bounded by Dufferin, King, Strachan and the CN mainline linking Toronto and Hamilton, known as Liberty
February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York Public Art in West Harbour City – Phase One at West Harbour City is a city-block bounded by Fleet Street on the south, future Bastion Street
February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York Adding New Buildings – An Update Adding New Buildings – An Update In the last Fife & Drum we reported that City Council’s Economic Development
February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York A Proclamation! Be it known to all Loyal Citizens that the Ninth Annual Mess Dinner of His Majesty’s Garrison at York
February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York What Are The Friends Doing? – What Are The Friends Doing? We thought it would be of interest to review a few of the
February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York Tell A Friend About The Friends! – Tell A Friend About The Friends! We hope you enjoy this newsletter and will pass it on to members
September 20, 2004 by Friends of Fort York FORT YORK GUARD NEEDS RECRUITS If you know any potential members of the Fort York Guard encouraging them to prepare resumes. This year we
June 13, 2007 by David Juliusson A History of the Canadian Fencibles, 1803-1816 REVIEW David Juliussen, A History of the Canadian Fencibles, 1803-1816 In British Army parlance of the 19th century, Fencible
February 23, 2006 by Friends of Fort York An Herb Pie For Lent This recipe was served at Fort York’s Queen Charlotte’s Birthday Ball in January. It comes from a fascimile of
February 23, 2006 by Ken Purvis, Senior Program Officer Planning for the Bicentennial of the War of 1812 Early in 2005 at a meeting of the Forts Group (a long standing committee drawing its members from Forts