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In (2) is the old fort at Penetanguishene, built in 1812, and from whose garrison much of the early attendance of the church was drawn
In (2) is the old fort at Penetanguishene, built in 1812, and from whose garrison much of the early attendance of the church was drawn

In (2) is the old fort at Penetanguishene, built in 1812, and from whose garrison much of the early attendance of the church was drawn

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Original Toronto Star caption: In (2) is the old fort at Penetanguishene; built in 1812; and from whose garrison much of the early attendance of the church was drawn.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
    Object NumberTSPA_0107608F
    Rolling along: John Sauder has built 17 miniature versions of horse-drawn vehicles, spending as much as 60 hours on a single work.
    Rolling along: John Sauder has built 17 miniature versions of horse-drawn vehicles, spending as much as 60 hours on a single work.
    Spremo, Boris
    5/17/1990
    Garrison Road, looking southwest from about Strachan Avenue towards New Fort, Garrison Road is between trees, centre background
    Garrison Road, looking southwest from about Strachan Avenue towards New Fort, Garrison Road is between trees, centre background
    Hamwood, Janet Annie, 1865-1948
    1927
    The second hole of Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Course lies within the earth-works of Fort Mississauga, built after the War of 1812 and scheduled for rest(...)
    The second hole of Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Course lies within the earth-works of Fort Mississauga, built after the War of 1812 and scheduled for rest(...)
    Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
    10/19/1977
    A View of the Garrison (Old Fort), 1845 circa,Toronto
    A View of the Garrison (Old Fort), 1845 circa,Toronto
    Gillespie, John, active 1841-1860
    1896
    Garrison Road., looking s.west from west of Strachan Avenue to New Fort
    Garrison Road., looking s.west from west of Strachan Avenue to New Fort
    Hamwood, Janet Annie, 1865-1948
    1927
    Officers' Quarters, Old Fort, Penetanguishene (Ontario)
    Officers' Quarters, Old Fort, Penetanguishene (Ontario)
    Unknown
    1906
    The history of Jack Martin and his seven brothers : drawn from real life, and intended to display the blessings attending on early virtue, and the sorrows annexed to early vice
    The history of Jack Martin and his seven brothers : drawn from real life, and intended to display the blessings attending on early virtue, and the sorrows annexed to early vice
    Approximately 1815
    House, Garrison Road., west of Fort York, looking n
    House, Garrison Road., west of Fort York, looking n
    Hamwood, Janet Annie, 1865-1948
    1926
    Garrison Road., looking e. to bridge over railway tracks, between Strachan Avenue & Fort York
    Garrison Road., looking e. to bridge over railway tracks, between Strachan Avenue & Fort York
    Hamwood, Janet Annie, 1865-1948
    1927
    Garrison Road., south side, west of Fort York
    Garrison Road., south side, west of Fort York
    Hamwood, Janet Annie, 1865-1948
    1926
    American Colours of the 4th Regiment of Infantry (on left), Captured at Fort Detroit, 16 August 1812, and of a Regiment of New York Militia (on right), Captured at Queenston Heights, 13 October 1812, in the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, ca 1895
    American Colours of the 4th Regiment of Infantry (on left), Captured at Fort Detroit, 16 August 1812, and of a Regiment of New York Militia (on right), Captured at Queenston Heights, 13 October 1812, in the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, ca 1895
    Staples, Owen, 1866-1949
    1911?
    (2) Some of the old, hand-drawn equipment seen in the accopanying pictures has been in service since 1884 when the volunteer firemen burned down Howla(...)
    (2) Some of the old, hand-drawn equipment seen in the accopanying pictures has been in service since 1884 when the volunteer firemen burned down Howla(...)
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    9/27/1932