Resources

To see a full list of sources used for our exhibitions, please see below.

(October 3, 1907). Instantly killed in an automobile: Mrs. Hazelton, a widow, struck by the machine at Bloor and Yonge last night. The Toronto Daily Star, page 14.

Banks, Brian. (2016, March 11). Interview by G. Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Chodos, Nicole. (2016, January 23). Interview by G. Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Drew, Benjamin (Ed.). (2004). Refugees from Slavery: Autobiographies of Fugitive Slaves in Canada. Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, Inc.

First Story Project. (2016). Statement of Acknowledgement of Traditional Lands, Toronto, ON: Native Canadian Centre of Toronto.

Frager, Ruth A. (1992). Sweatshop strife: class, ethnicity, and gender in the Jewish labour movement of Toronto, 1900-1939. Toronto; Buffalo: University of Toronto Press.

Garland, Mavis. (2016, February 16). Interview by G. Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Infrastructure Ontario. (December 1, 2015). Archeology at the New Toronto Courthouse. London, ON: Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultant Inc.

Infrastructure Ontario. (December 1, 2015). Summary of Archeological Assessment Activities at Armoury Street. London, ON: Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultant Inc.

Kalcevich, Anna Marie. (2016, March 8). Interview by G. Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Kathy Grant (personal communication, December 7, 2016).

Lorinc, J. (2016, August 14). Let’s not erase this piece of our past. Toronto Star. Retrieved from
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Lorinc, J., McClelland, M., Scheinberg, E., & Taylor, T. (Eds.). (2015). The Ward: the life and loss of Toronto’s first immigrant neighbourhood. Toronto, ON: Coach House Books.

Ontario First Nations Maps. (2016, December). Retrieved from https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontario-first-nations-maps

Our History, Our Faith: B.M.E. Christ Church St. James History. (2016, October). Retrieved from http://www.bmechristchurch.org/?i=1239&mid=3

Piva, Michael J. (1979). The Condition of the Working Class in Toronto – 1900-1921. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa Press.

Sadlier, Rosemary. (2016, March 7). Interview by G. Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Wong, Nelson. (2015, December 18). Interview by G.Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Wong, Nelson. (2016, January 22). Interview by G.Dyer Jalea [Audio recording]. Toronto, ON: Toronto Ward Museum.

Images

15, 17 Centre Avenue [photograph]. (1937). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 33, Item 137). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

56-58 Elizabeth Street [photograph]. (1937). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 33, Item 171). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

60-70 Elizabeth Street [photograph]. (1937). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 33, Item 172). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Banks, Brian. (n.d.). Banks family photographs. Retrieved March 14, 2016, from the Banks family private photography collection, Toronto, ON.

BME Church, Chestnut Street [photograph]. (1950s/1953?). J.V. Salmon Collection (S 1-960). Toronto, ON: Toronto Public Library.

Chodos, Nicole. (n.d.). Chodos family photographs. Retrieved February 4, 2016, from Nicole Chodos’s private photography collection, Oakville, ON.

Condemned House – 89 Centre Avenue [photograph]. (1919). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 32, Item 600). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Garland, Mavis. (n.d.). Garland family photographs. Retrieved February 16, 2016, from Mavis Garland’s private photography collection, Pickering, ON.

James, William. (Photographer). (1900/1901). Yonge Street looking north from Queen Street [photograph] (Fonds 1244, Item 495). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

James, William. (Photographer). (1907). Stable yard in “The Ward” [photograph] (Fonds 1244, Item 313). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

James, William. (Photographer). (1910?). Chicken warehouse, Agnes Street [photograph] (Fonds 1244, Item 291). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

James, William. (Photographer). (1910). The Ward backyards, seen from above [photograph] (Fonds 1244, Item 10073). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

James, William. (Photographer). (1911?). Slum house, The Ward [photograph] (Fonds 1244, Item 682). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

James, William. (Photographer). (1913?). Corner of Elizabeth Street and Foster Place [photograph] (Fonds 1244, Item 341). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Kalcevich, Anna Marie. (n.d.). Kalcevich and Madott family photographs. Retrieved March 8, 2016, from the Kalcevich and Madott families’s private photography collection, Toronto, ON.

Old house – 55 Centre Avenue (rear view) [photograph]. (1912). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 32, Item 42). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Burns & Co., wagon load of wood, Front St [photograph]. (1927). Globe and Mail fonds (Fonds 1266, Item 10744). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Rear, 210 Chestnut Street [photograph]. (1914). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 32, Item 319). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Rear of 114-120 Elizabeth Street Old Buildings [photograph]. (May 6, 1936). Former City of Toronto fonds (Fonds 200, Series 372, Subseries 1, Item 1390). Toronto, ON: City of Toronto Archives.

Sadlier, Rosemary. (n.d.). Sadlier family photographs. Retrieved March 16, 2016, from Rosemary Sadlier’s private photography collection, Toronto, ON.

Wong, Nelson. (n.d.). Nelson Wong family photographs. Retrieved January 22, 2016, from Nelson Wong’s private photography collection, Toronto, ON.

Finding Myself in the Archive

Emilie Albert-Toth

The Meaning in Movement: Dance, Immigration and Multiculturalism

A Pamphlet for a Korean Court Music and Dance Program

Works Cited

Brown, T. (2012, December 6). Staying on: Korean heritage in Toronto. Retrieved from http://heritagetoronto.org/staying-on-korean-heritage-in-toronto/

Groen, R. (1979, December 15). Korean Troupe Demonstrates Lovely Tradition. The Globe and Mail, p.17

Herd, A. (2001, January 31). Korean war. Retrieved from http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/korean-war/

Kim, A. H., & Noh, M. S. (2012). Korean immigrants in Canada: Perspectives on migration, integration, and the family. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

National Classical Music Institute of Korea. Aak, Korean Court Music and Dance from the National Classical Music Institute of Korea. (1979, December). Eal3:2020 KCHA-UOT- EP-0003. Dr. Yu Ephemera Collection, Korean Heritage Archives, East Asian Library, University of Toronto.

University of Toronto: Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library. (2011). Introduction. Retrieved December 9, 2016, from http://east.library.utoronto.ca/content/introduction

Van Dyk, L. (2016). Canadian immigration acts and legislation. Retrieved from http://www.pier21.ca/research/immigration-history/canadian-immigration-acts- and-legislation

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Bai, D. (2001, January 31). Koreans. Retrieved from http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/koreans/

Bedeski, R. (2000). Peace and neutrality on the Korean peninsula: A role for Canada? Pacific Affairs, 73(4), 555-570. doi:10.2307/2672444

Donaghy, G. (2011). Blessed are the peacemakers: Canada, the United Nations, and the search for a Korean armistice, 1952–53. War & Society, 30(2), 134–146. doi:10.1179/204243411×13026863176583

Korean Music and Dance (1981). (First Edition ed.). Seoul, Korea: Foundation for the Preservation of Cultural Properties.

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Levy, J. (2013, August 20). Koreatown and the history of Koreans in Toronto. Retrieved from http://torontoguardian.com/2013/08/korea-town-and- the-history-of-koreans-in-toronto/

Mann, J. (2012). The introduction of multiculturalism in Canada and Australia, 1960s-1970s. Nations and Nationalism, 18(3), 483–503. doi:10.1111/j.1469-8129.2012.00553.x

Schmid, A. (2006). Korean Studies in Canada. University of Toronto.

Smithsonian (2016, February 5). 5,000 years of Korean art. Retrieved from http://www.si.edu/Exhibitions/Details/5000-Years- of-Korean- Art-2144

Song, B. S. (1974). The Korean-Canadian folk song: An ethnomusicological study (No. 10). National Museums of Canada.

Song, B. S. (1980). Source readings in Korean music (Vol. 1). Seoul, Republic of Korea: Korean National Commission for UNESCO.

Song, B. S., & Song, B. (2000). Korean music: Historical and other aspects. Seoul: Jimoondang.

White Canada Policy. (2011). Retrieved from http://www.racetalk.ca/tag/white-canada-policy/

Susan Ali Ibrahim Jama

African Nationalism & Determination

International Reaction to African Decolonization

Works Cited

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Lassam, S. (2016).From the archives. Trinity Alumni Magazine, Fall 2016, 10. http://magazine.trinity.utoronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/2016_Fall_PDF.pdf

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Jessica Baptista

Relocating Orphan Children to Rural Canada in 1870 from London

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Crisp, Eliza. (1870, March 12). [Letter to Norman Hamilton]. Eliza Crisp Papers. 1869-1873. Graeme Patterson Fonds F2008 (Box 13, file 1), Trinity College Archives, University of Toronto.

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Harrison, P. (Eds.). (2003). The Home Children: Their Personal Stories. Winnipeg: Gordon Shillingford Pub.

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Brandon, R. M. (2014). Promises of Home: Stories of Canada’s British home children. Caledonia, Ont.: Magnolia Press.

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Joyce, S. A. (2014). Laying the Children’s Ghosts to Rest: Canada’s Home Children in the West. Saskatchewan, Canada: Hagios Press.

Kohli, M. (2003). The Golden Bridge: Young Immigrants to Canada, 1833-1939. Toronto: Natural Heritage Books.

Erin Beaubien

The Golden Age of Glitter: Memory-Making through Material Culture

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Leora Bebko

“Strategic Withdrawal to Prepared Positions”

A “Comic” Commentary on a Sobering Reality

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Aurora Cacioppo

Delusions of Peace in Banff, Alberta

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Kendra Campbell

Crossing Borders and Finding Success Despite Racial Discrimination

Alexander Thomas Augusta: Surgeon and Steward to the Black Community

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Tabitha Chan

Isolation In The Garment Industry

Portrait of a Homeworker in 1992: Chau Yuet-Sheung

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Shannon Crewson

The Canadian Celtic Arts Association

Celtic Peoples of Canada and their Impact on the Nation

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Cassandra Curtis

Women Step Up

Taking Agency in the Post-War World

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Samantha Eadie

Dismantling the Japanese-Canadian Fishing Industry in the West

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Meagan Fillmore

A Few Plain Directions for Settlers to Upper Canada Migrant Guide

A Few Plain Directions for Persons Intending to Proceed as Settlers

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Charlotte Gagnier

Railway School Cars:

Vehicles of Progress or Propaganda?

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Resources

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Picturing the Ward

Finding Myself in the Archive

Varty, C. N. (2005). ‘A career in Christian charity’: women’s benevolence and the public sphere in a mid-nineteenth-century Canadian city. ***Women’s History Review 14*(2), 243-264.**

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Resources

Pathways to Toronto

Picturing the Ward

Finding Myself in the Archive

Varty, C. N. (2005). ‘A career in Christian charity’: women’s benevolence and the public sphere in a mid-nineteenth-century Canadian city. Women’s History Review 14(2), 243-264.

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Varty, C. N. (2005). ‘A career in Christian charity’: women’s benevolence and the public sphere in a mid-nineteenth-century Canadian city. ***Women’s History Review 14*(2), 243-264.**