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Celebrating One Thousand Years of Ontario’s History: Proceedings of the Celebrating One Thousand Years of Ontario’s History Symposium
The Ontario Historical Society hosted the Celebrating One Thousand Years of Ontario’s History Symposium in Willowdale, Ontario, April 14, 15, 16, 2000.
A portion of the programme was devoted to the participants who responded to a Call for Papers. The response was excellent and the topics ranged over several centuries, stretched to the province’s boundaries and beyond, and encompassed many aspects of Ontario’s rich history.
FORMAT: Digital Download (PDF – scanned from original)
PUBLISHER: The Ontario Historical Society
YEAR: 2000
ISBN: 0919352375
PAGES: 306 (Note: Any blank pages have been deliberately omitted.)
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Preface – Dorothy Duncan
Welcome and Introduction – Jeanne Hughes
Greetings from the Minister of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation, The Honourable Helen Johns
The World One Thousand Years Ago – Ivana Elbl
From First Nations to Newcomers: A Land in Transition
History of the Mississaugas of the Credit – Margaret Sault
The Land and I Are One – Esther Osche
Lives in Transition: Dynamic Responses to a New Socio-Economic Landscape ca. 1000 AD to Contact – Lisa Rankin
Aboriginal Population Movements in Southern Ontario, 1600-1800: A Historian’s Perspective – Carl Benn
The Middle Ground: The Formation of a Frontier Society (summary) – Douglas Leighton
From the Beginning……
Norsemen in Pre-Columbian Ontario? Or Not? – Joan Vastokas
The Quest for Gandy: Rediscovering a Cultural Crossroads on the North Shore of Lake Ontario – Torn Mohr
Ontario’s Loyalist Founders: Military Settlers – Mary Beacock Fryer
Changing Worlds: Loyalist Settlement in Quebec’s “Upper Country” – Barbara Snyder
Elihu Pease: A Newcomer to the North York Area – Louis Badone
In Search of A.B.’s Kitchen – Christine Ritsma
Adventures in “Mockland” – Carolyn J. Blackstock
Anna Jameson and The First Nations: Fiction Versus Fact – Duncan C. McKillop, L. Jane Hughes
From Babies to Battlegrounds
A Difference of Perspective: Blacks, Whites, and Separate Schools in Late Nineteenth Century Ontario – Colin McFarquhar
Home Children and Child Migration: A Suppressed Chapter in Canadian History? – David Lorente
Mistresses and Merchants: Women in the Upper Canadian Market Place – E. Jane Errington
“Nothing More or Less than Devils”: Women of the Naval and Military Establishments in Upper Canada –Kelly Nesbitt
The Great Disruption: Toronto, Canada West and the American Civil War – Eric Jarvis
“To the Station! To the Station!” Toronto Citizens and the Final Year of The Great War – Ian Miller
“If we fail in Ontario… I for one shall give up the fight in despair”: A Short History of Ontario as the Principal Battleground in Federal Elections – Kurt Peacock
Interpreting and Preserving History
A Poetic Journey Through 1000 Years at Pawating: The Meeting Place – Bruce W. Bedell
Relevant to 2000? The Experience of James Austin – Douglas Fyfe
Architecture Honouring the Dead – Jennifer McKendry
Fothergill, Barnett and Smith: Museum Makers, Overlooked But Not Forgotten – John C. Carter
The Tobourn Headframe (summary) – Lydia Ross Alexander
Fifty Years in the Trenches of History – Gerry Boyce
Interpreting Ontario’s History in a National Museum: the Canadian Museum of Civilization’s Experience – Paul Robertson
The St. Thomas’ Church Cemetery Project, Belleville Ontario – Gerry Boyce, Ann Herring, Shelly Saunders, Larry Sawchuck
Towards a Modern Ontario
John Graves Simcoe, The Birth of Modern Ontario, and the Frontier Crisis of the 1790s – Carl Benn
The History of Agricultural Societies and Fairs in Ontario, 1792-1992 – Guy Scott
Inheritance Practices in Rural Erin Township, Wellington County, Ontario, 1835-1900 (summary) – Johannes I. Bakker
The Influence of the Welland Canal on Today’s Niagara Peninsula – Roberta M. Styran, Robert R. Taylor
The Twentieth Plane Controversy: A Chapter in the History of Ontario Spiritualism – Stan McMullin
“Toronto has come to be known as a philanthropic city.” Toronto Philanthropists and Their Philanthropies After the Turn of the Century – Thomas Adam
From Berlin to the Trek of the Conestoga: A Revisionist Approach to Waterloo County’s German Identity (summary) – Geoffrey Hayes
Stock Market: Toronto Junction Style – Diana Fancher
Teaching Gender to Junior Farmers: Ontario Agricultural Cartoons for Youth in the 1950s – Linda M. Ambrose
“The Special Needs of Women’s Education”: Controversy at the University of Toronto, 1884-1909 – Sara Z. Burke
Youth and Citizenship: The Extracurriculum in Ontario High Schools, 1920-1940 – Cynthia R. Comacchio
“Where is Patrick Dundon?” Emigration and Recreating Families and Communities in Ontario – E. Jane Errington
Ontarians Who Have Changed the World: Banting and Osler (summary) – Michael Bliss
Symposium Summary – Frank Bartoszek
Contributors
Acknowledgements