- The Canadian government used the fort for training, barracks, offices, and storage until the 1930s. In 1934 Fort York opened as a National Historic Site.
- In anticipation of hostilities, Major-General Isaac Brock strengthened Fort York in 1811. Today's west wall and circular battery date from that time.
- A visual exploration using historical maps of the evolution of Fort York and the surrounding Garrison Common -- the heart of urban Toronto.
- A website dedicated to displaying information about the historical and cultural presence of Toronto's Fort York, located in the heart of down town Toronto.
- 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.
- 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.
- Lines & Liquid Landscape The delicate forms of Fort York as a defensive site produce an architecture that is mostly about subtle lines.
- This neighbourhood is the namesake of Historic Fort York, which has stood at the foot of Toronto near the shoreline of Lake Ontario since 1793.
- 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.