- fortyork.org history-of-fort-york.htmlIn anticipation of hostilities, Major-General Isaac Brock strengthened Fort York in 1811. Today's west wall and circular battery date from that time.
- archdaily.com 901921/fort-york-national-historic-…Lines & Liquid Landscape The delicate forms of Fort York as a defensive site produce an architecture that is mostly about subtle lines.
- thecanadianencyclopedia.ca en/article/fort-york-…Renamed as Historic Fort York in the 1970s, this national historic site features several original buildings, four of which were constructed during the War of 1812.
- tourbytransit.com toronto/things-to-do/fort-york-…The birth of Metropolitan Toronto began in what is now Fort York National Historic Site, one of ten museums operated by the City of Toronto.
- tripadvisor.com.tr Attraction_Review-g155019-…Hello Paul, did you try using the Visitor Centre as an access point? It is fully accessible and meant to be the entrance for Fort York.
- fortyorkcondo.com fort-york-national-historic-siteFort York condo towers seen to the south of historic fort York. Fortifications and cannon at Fort York with condo buildings behind.
- neighbourhoodguide.com toronto/downtown/fort-york/Fort York residents can easily walk or cycle downtown.They also enjoy convenient access to public transit, with bus and streetcars being easily accessible.
- themaritimeexplorer.ca 2019/10/15/fort-york/Toronto started out as Fort York in the early 1800's and today its remains can be explored in a site between an expressway and the railyards.
- torontobiennial.org site/fort-york/Other Transit From Exhibition GO Station: Take the 509 Harbourfront OR 511 Bathurst streetcar and exit streetcar at Fleet Street and Fort York Boulevard stop.