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Missile destroyer pays US a visit; Honor guard of sailors from the HMS Hampshire march briskly away after ceremonies welcoming the ship-one of Britain's latest guided missile destroyers-to Toronto today.

Picture, 1967

The Admiralty House, Kingston, Canada West (Ontario)

Picture, 1848

Royal Navy delivers anchor for Ajax; The British destroyer; HMS Fife; arrived in Toronto harbor yesterday hauling a 1 1/2-ton gift for the Royal Canadian Legion branch in the town of Ajax - an anchor! The heavy hook came from HMS Ajax; a Leander-class destroyer that was retired two years ago. Fife; a guided-missile destroyer; will be open to the public today; tomorrow and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Picture, 1987

William, Lord Radstock, Admiral of the White

Picture, 1810

Ahoy; Girls - Navy's here!; Frogmen from one of three Royal Navy frigates visiting here jump over side of HMS Wizard in demonstration Sunday where ships docked at foot of Bay St. Ships are on 2 1/2-month training cruise in North American waters and crews totalling 600 will be Toronto guests eight days.

Picture, 1963

Carte du Lac Ontario, 1757

Picture, 1890

The Honble. Saml. Barrington (1795)

Picture, 1800

A Lieutenant (c. 1760)

Picture, 1913

Eight hours after Canada's flattop; H.M.C.S. Warrior ran aground on a mudbank in the St. Lawrence river; the ship was refloated and sailed to Quebec. The ship ran aground when trouble developed in its steering apparatus. The recently launched Canada aircraft carrier was an route to Montreal but returned to Quebec city after it was freed

Picture, 1946

A Seaman with a Man of War's Barge (1777)

Picture, 1913

Attack on Fort Oswego, on Lake Ontario, North America, May 6th, 1814 (Oswego, New York)

Picture, 1817

Bristol says goodbye: A cloud of smoke from the British guided missile destroyer HMS Bristol signifies the goodbye salute as the ship leaves the Western Gap. The Haida; a floating museum at Ontario Place; sent a seven-gun salute to the Bristol's commander Capt. Gordon Walwyn. As part of the farewell procedure; Bristol returned the salvo. Bristol is en route to Quebec city.

Picture, 1984

H.M.S. Shannon, Carrying by Boarding the American Frigate Chesapeake after a Cannonade of Five Minutes, on the 1st June, 1813

Picture, 1840

The Toronto Skyline as seen from the deck of HMS Torquay; One Of Three Royal Navy Frigates Visiting Our City; Commander John Rumble is making sure everything is ship-shape as the public will be invited aboard Saturday and Sunday afternoons

Picture, 1965

At the Controls of this friendly U-boat is the chief engineer. He spends hours in cramped quarters with water dripping down his neck and listening to the throb of corvettes and fairmiles hunting for his sub on the surface.

Picture, 1943

Our navy

eBook, 1885

Storming Fort Oswego, on Lake Ontario, North America, May 6th, 1814 (Oswego, New York)

Picture, 1817

London 'princess' greets men on HMS Bristol; Guided-missle destroyer HMS Bristol passes Ontario Place on Sesqui visit to Toronto. The British ship; docked at Harborfront; will be open today to Monday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Christine Jemmett; inset; princess of the London pavilion in Metro Caravan; got into the spirit of the occasion as she tried on Midshipman Andy Phenna's hat. Princesses from five of the pavilions were on hand to welcome HMS Bristol when she streamed into Toronto. They extended a warm invitation to officers and men to visit as many of the pavilions as they can during their brief stay.

Picture, 1984

An inquiry into the present state of the British navy. : Together with reflections on the late war with America; its probable consequences, &c. &c. &c.

eBook, 1815

Boarding and Taking the American Ship Chesapeake by the Officers and Crew of H.M. Ship Shannon, June 1813

Picture, 1816

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Missile destroyer pays US a visit; Honor guard of sailors from the HMS Hampshire march briskly away after ceremonies welcoming the ship-one of Britain's latest guided missile destroyers-to Toronto today.

The Admiralty House, Kingston, Canada West (Ontario)

William, Lord Radstock, Admiral of the White

Carte du Lac Ontario, 1757

The Honble. Saml. Barrington (1795)

A Lieutenant (c. 1760)

A Seaman with a Man of War's Barge (1777)

Attack on Fort Oswego, on Lake Ontario, North America, May 6th, 1814 (Oswego, New York)

H.M.S. Shannon, Carrying by Boarding the American Frigate Chesapeake after a Cannonade of Five Minutes, on the 1st June, 1813

The Toronto Skyline as seen from the deck of HMS Torquay; One Of Three Royal Navy Frigates Visiting Our City; Commander John Rumble is making sure everything is ship-shape as the public will be invited aboard Saturday and Sunday afternoons

At the Controls of this friendly U-boat is the chief engineer. He spends hours in cramped quarters with water dripping down his neck and listening to the throb of corvettes and fairmiles hunting for his sub on the surface.

Our navy

Storming Fort Oswego, on Lake Ontario, North America, May 6th, 1814 (Oswego, New York)

An inquiry into the present state of the British navy. : Together with reflections on the late war with America; its probable consequences, &c. &c. &c.

Boarding and Taking the American Ship Chesapeake by the Officers and Crew of H.M. Ship Shannon, June 1813

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