Commemorating the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the War of 1812

 

Resources Relating to the War of 1812



War of 1812 Research Guide

The Archives of Ontario War of 1812 Research Guide (#213) provides a comprehensive overview of the records in our collection relating to the war. [Word, PDF]

War of 1812 Online Exhibit

The War of 1812 had long term effects on Ontario. This extensive exhibit and history resource showcases some of the personalities and locations that played a role in the war and explores the events of that conflict as told through the correspondence and diaries of those who lived it. These words are illustrated with artwork, maps and photographs from the holdings of the Archives. [More]

War of 1812 Travelling Exhibit

Portrait: Major General Sir Isaac Brock Like our other travelling exhibits, the War of 1812 is available free of charge to an institution that wishes to borrow it. Click on the image to the right so see a pdf version of the exhibit panels.

The exhibit has been produced on 4 easy to erect panels that are approximately 2' by 7' in size and comes equipped with lights.

The exhibit can be borrowed for up to three months. To see a PDF of the exhibit, click here.

For more information:
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Death of Brock, 1960


The Death of Brock at Queenston Heights, [ca. 1908]
C. W. Jefferys
Watercolour on paper
25.4 cm x 38.1 cm (10" x 15")
Government of Ontario Art Collection, 619871