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Stoney Creek, Ontario
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Virtual Battlefield: The Museum and Its Community

 
The unveiling of the historical plaque that marked the 150th anniversary of the Stoney Creek Battle.
19 of 116 		Prince Philip meets the ladies of the Women's Wentworth Historical Society during the Royal Tour.
20 of 116 		Marker in Stoney Creek cemetery that pays tribute to Billy Green and Isaac Corman.
21 of 116 		Stone marker dedicated to the bravery of Billy Green.
22 of 116 		The tombstones of James and Mary Gage, located in the Hamilton Cemetery.
23 of 116 		Augustus Jones' war loss claim, filed after the War of 1812.
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Augustus Jones' war loss claim, filed after the War of 1812.
25 of 116 		James Gage's war loss claim, filed after the War of 1812.
26 of 116 		Augustus Jones' war loss claim, filed after the War of 1812.
27 of 116 		Augustus Jones' war loss claim, filed after the War of 1812.
28 of 116 		James Gage's war loss claim for destroyed timber on land owned by him in Nelson Township.
29 of 116 		George Mills, member of the Wentworth Historical Society.
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Countess Grey, wife of the Governor General, turning the first sod for the Monument on May 28, 1909.
31 of 116 		Sara Calder making a presentation to Countess Grey at the sod turning ceremony.
32 of 116 		The Dutch Fete, one of the many fundraising events by the Women's Wentworth Historical Society.
33 of 116 		The banner presented by Mrs. Sara Calder to the Wentworth Historical Society.
34 of 116 		The Military Encampment, a week long fundraising event by the Women's Wentworth Historical Society.
35 of 116 		The Military Encampment event raised over $1000 for the society.
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