Category:York, Upper Canada
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English: York, after forty years as the capital of Upper Canada, numbering just under 10,000 people, was renamed Toronto, in 1834.
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- Old maps York, Upper Canada (22 F)
Media in category "York, Upper Canada"
The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total.
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Bostwick House, King and Yonge, York, Upper Canada, 1812.jpg 1,264 × 1,083; 915 KB
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Court House and Jail, York, Upper Canada, August 1829.jpg 1,000 × 662; 99 KB
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Harbour of York, Upper Canada, 1803.jpg 1,071 × 634; 222 KB
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Jail and courthouse, York, Upper Canada, 1829.jpg 887 × 552; 201 KB
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Russell Abbey, home of Peter and Elizabeth Russell, York, Upper Canada.jpg 1,869 × 977; 902 KB
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The Second York Market.jpg 700 × 464; 104 KB
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York, Upper Canada, 1803.jpg 1,031 × 696; 312 KB
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York, Upper Canada, from Gibraltar Point, drawn by James Gray, in 1828.png 1,077 × 608; 593 KB
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York, Upper Canada, in 1803, from 'Toronto Old and New...' (cropped).png 1,241 × 561; 493 KB
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York, Upper Canada, in 1803, from 'Toronto Old and New...'.png 1,366 × 768; 626 KB
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