16 May 1883: Monument Proposal from Dr. Charles E. Hickey.
Source: Page 1249 of Official Report of the Debates in the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada
https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.9_07186_1_2/511 |
12 Mar 1890: Discussion of Lundy's Lane, Crysler's Farm, etc.; Monument Proposal from Dr. Charles E. Hickey.
Source: Pages 1798-1811 of Official Report of the debates of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.9_07186_8_1/912
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29 Mar 1893 House of Commons Debates | |
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Source: Pages 3443-3445 of Official Report of the Debates of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada
https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.9_07186_11/1730 |
1901 Plan for Proposed Fence Around the Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1921 Plan of the Monument with Proposed Highway
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1950s: Hand-Drawn Map of Crysler's Farm Battlefield Site
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1954: Plan of Monument as Found at Original Site
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1954: Concept Drawing "A" of Relocated Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1954: Concept Drawing "B" of Relocated Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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c. 1893/1894: Specifications of Work and Materials for Erection of Crysler's Farm Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1896: H. H. Ross Letter Concerning Two Guns Around Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jan 1921: Historic Sites and Monuments Board Reviews Military Historic Sites for Restoration
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Mar 1921: Commissioner of National Parks Recommends Transferring Monument to the Deptartment of the Interior
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Apr 1921: Privy Council - Minister of Militia and Defence Recommends Transfer of Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Sep 1921: Inspection of Monument and Site, Bronze Swords Stolen, Report on Impact of Highway
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jun 1925: Inspection Report For Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jul 1925: Repairs to be Done, Benches Added
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Aug 1925: Report on State of Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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May 1927: Authorization for Maintenance of Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Aug 1935: Inspection Report
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Nov 1944: Damage to Monument from Earthquake
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Aug 1945: Inspection of Fort Wellington and Crysler's Farm
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Aug 1945: Report of Damage to Monument by Earthquake
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1953: Suggestion to Move Monument and Create Historical Museum and Park
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Oct 1955: Department of Northern Affairs Meeting About Relocation
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Oct 1955: Proposals for Relocation
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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May 1956: Letter About Relocation
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Nov 1957: Relocation of Monument
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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May 1958: Tindal Letter About Monument, Park, etc.
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jul 1958: Monument Moved, Caretaker Dismissed
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Sep 1959: Plaque Sent for Correction, Bronze Swords Gone
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jun 1959: Parking Lot on Mound - Pettit Objection
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jul 1959: Parking Lot on Mound - Adamson Suggestion
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Jul 1959: Parking Lot on Mound - Hancock Objection
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Apr 1925: Cruickshank Notes Spelling of Crysler Incorrect
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1959: Motion to Correct Spelling of Crysler
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Aug 1959: Request for Approval to Correct Spelling
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Sep 1959: Directions to Send Plaque to be Corrected
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Dec 1959: Corrected Plaque Installed
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1959: Corrected Plaque Drawing
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1921: Proposed Inscription for Historic Sites and Monuments Board Plaque
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1921: Letter to Commissioner Harkin about Inscription for Historic Sites and Monuments Board Plaque
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1934: Mrs. McMillan Letter Concerning Nairne Error on Historic Sites and Monuments Plaque
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1935: Inspection Report (Removal of Historic Sites and Monuments Board Plaque for Correction)
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1936: Letter from Col. Leslie Concerning Nairne/Claus on Historic Sites and Monuments Board Plaque
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1936: Cruickshank Writing Commissioner Harkin About Col. Leslie Letter
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1959: Corrected Historic Sites and Monuments Board Plaque (Crysler/Chrysler)
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1963: 150th Anniversary Invitation - New Plaques to be Unveiled
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1961 - Opening Program | |
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1913: Centenary Program
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1963: 150th Anniversary Program
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1963: 150th Anniversary Invitation
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1862: Map of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry, Prescott & Russell, Canada West
Source: Norman B. Leventhal Map Center Collection at the Boston Public Library.
https://collections.leventhalmap.org/search/commonwealth:4m90fh557 NOTE: Higher resolution files are available on the website.
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1879: Illustrated Historical Atlas of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry by H. Belden
Also available online through Canadiana:
https://www.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.12116/71 |
1879 New Topographical Atlas of Ontario
Source: University of Alberta via Hathi Trust Digital Library: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=aeu.ark:/13960/t9p27bh0p&view=1up&seq=327
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1886: Gage's County Atlas
Source: University of Alberta via Hathi Trust Digital Library: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=aeu.ark:/13960/t8v98h27c&view=1up&seq=55
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1940: Department of National Defence Topographic Map of Morrisburg
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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1950s: Hand-drawn Map of Crysler's Farm Battlefield Site Pre-Seaway
Source: Upper Canada Village Archive
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Croil, James. "Chapter IV." In Dundas; or, a Sketch of Canadian History, 69–104. Montreal: B. Dawson & Son, 1861.
Complete book is available online from the University of Toronto via Archive.org: https://archive.org/details/dundasorsketchof00croiuoft/page/n5/mode/2up
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Carter, J. Smyth. "Chapter XIII." In The Story of Dundas, 228-246. Iroquois: The St. Lawrence News Publishing House, 1905.
Complete book is available online from the University of Toronto via Archive.org: https://archive.org/details/storyofdundasbei00cartuoft/mode/2up
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Graves, Donald E. Field of Glory: The Battle of Crysler’s Farm, 1813. Toronto, ON: Robin Brass Studio, 1999.
Complete book is available online via Archive.org (sign-in needed - free account):
https://archive.org/details/fieldofglorybatt0000grav/mode/2up |
Way, Ronald L. The Day of Crysler's Farm. The Ontario-St. Lawrence Development Commission, 1961.
Complete book is available online via Archive.org (sign-in needed - free account): https://archive.org/details/dayofcryslersfar0000wayr/mode/2up
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Doering, Ronald L. Defending Our Home: Loyalist Families of Dundas County and the Battle of Crysler's Farm. Ottawa, ON: Borealis Press, 2011.
This book is available for purchase from the publisher:
http://www.borealispress.com/defendingourhome.html |
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