The Dominion of Canada

Eaton’s 1928-1929 Catalogue

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Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, Ontario (1910s)

The Memorial window in the foyer at Old City Hall, Toronto

‘God Save the King!’ King George VI

Existing English Canada is the result of simply the noblest epic migration the world has ever seen: — more loftily epic than the retirement of Pius Æneas from Ilion, — the withdrawal, namely, out of the rebel Colonies, of the thirty-five thousand United Empire Loyalists after the

Sunset Ceremony Fort York Guard, Toronto, Ontario

Princes' Gates, Fleet Street, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario (1910s)

Toronto, Ontario (1910s)

'Automotive Building - Start of the Marathon Swim in the Foreground' (1900s)

Toronto's Metropolitan Police (1970s)

'A Pretty View in Queens Park Toronto Canada' (1910s)

Province of Ontario Building Canadian National Exhibition (1910s)

'Montreal from Mount Royal, Canada' (1910s)

"Canada" (1910s)

Sir Richard McBride "The People’s Dick". Sir Richard McBride, premier of British Columbia from 1903 to 1915, is arguably one of the most important persons in the province’s history.

Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King places a wreath during an event in Kingston, Ontario, on June 7, 1941, to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Sir John A. Macdonald’s death.

Sir John A Macdonald statue, Kingston, Ontario. A statue of John A. Macdonald by George Edward Wade was installed in Kingston, Ontario, until 2021.

Royal Canadian Air Force Postcard (1940s)

Guards at Fort Henry, Kingston, Ontarion (1951)

Dundurn Castle, Hamilton, Ontario