Stoney Naval

Dallyn, Gordon M. (ed) - Lyn Harrington, Mavis Hartman, Donald Cameron, Percy E. Moore, A. E. Porsild, Mabel E. Jordon: Canadian Geographical Journal, June 1954 - Battlefield House at Stoney Creek (Hamilton, Ont), The Banff School of Fine Arts, Health for Indians & Eskimos, The Calgary Stampede, Land Use in the Arctic - Part 1, Royal Roads Services College, + Ottawa, Canada The Canadian Geographical Society 1954
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-----Tight square and clean, no names, (xiii) 40 pages, b & w photos, illustrations and maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: Battlefield House at Stoney Creek by Mavis Hartman "By the village of Stoney Creek not far from Hamilton, Ontario, lies the site of a battle that changed history. Things had been going badly for the British in 1812. General Brock has been killed, York had been taken and burnt, Lake Ontario was controlled by American vessels, and in the spring of 1813 a strong force of American troops crossed the Niagara River and was pushing towards Hamilton." / The Banff School of Fine Arts by Donald Cameron "On the 13th of August, 1953, a distinguished gathering of leaders in business, education, and the arts, from all over Canada and many parts of the United States, gathered in the smart new auditorium of the Banff School of Fine Arts, in the town of Banff, Alberta." / The Calgary Stampede by Lyn Harrington / Land Use in the Arctic - Part 1 by A. E. Porsild / Royal Roads Services Collegse by Mabel E. Jordon "Two years before there was a Canadian Naval Service, the construction of this lovely residence was begun. The builder did not foresee that it would one day be designated as H.M.C.S.Royal Roads, a training establishment for Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve officers; and still later"Royal Roads Servies College"." / Health for Indians and Eskimos by Percy E. Moore / +. The scan you see is the book you get First Edition Magazine 4to - over 9¾" - 12"

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