This is a view of a British Soldier in dress uniform taken in January of 1970. The soldier is portrayed by Jim Peters.
The Parliament Mace.
I did not know about Brigadier-General John A. McGinnis that he passed away in February of 1999. I didn't know him well, but I remember driving him in his Ford LTD along with another dignitary. I can't remember who it was, but we were stuck in traffic along Queen Street and he suggested we go to Adelaide as it is a one way street. That is all that I can recall.
Firing of cannon. Is that Carl Benn on the left? And Barry Sandler to the right?
Fort York Guards firing the south west 24 pounder.
I'm not sure when this was taken.
Fort York Guard taking a rest.
A city politician?
Fort York Guard with Col McGuiness in background.
Looking east to the Blue Barracks with Monument in the foreground, and skyline in the distance.
South Bedroom, Senior Officers' Quarters.
Exterior Officers' Mess, Fort York.
This looks like the Main Magazine. However this has a different entrance.
Centre Blockhouse on left.
East Blockhouse, winter scene from south, looking up towards east blockhouse. January 1970 for Integrated Studies Course. Source: Mr. Bocking, Teaching Aids Dept., Toronto Board of Education, 155 College Street, Toronto.
Battle of Queenston Heights, by J.D. Kelly.
Fort York Guard
Fort York Guard
East Blockhouse, Firing Bench & Musket Slites, view showing Andrew Carroll firing a musket through a firing slit on the lower floor. January 1970.
FESTIVAL OF THE FORT May 1962
An Officer, (Jim Peters) sitting at a table reading. Clock and fireplace in the background in the Officers' Quarters games room. January 1970.