QOR Museum & Archive

The Regimental Museum and Archives of The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada - Standing on Guard since 1860! 3rd Floor, Casa Loma 1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, ON

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Stained Glass Windows Dedicated https://t.co/eabLlq94wK

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Cabinets Upgrade Phase I Completed https://t.co/00OiFLUn0X

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Thank You to Our Volunteers! https://t.co/lK6HzNWoi2

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QOR Day is Back! https://t.co/HfIEg6Q6ST

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Job Offer – The Honouring Bravery Project https://t.co/PoWBzfEUh3

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Kavanagh Grave Marker Dedication https://t.co/WW0fzHl5WM

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National Cadet Week https://t.co/n3QIzXbKNJ

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Get Out and Remember Them https://t.co/mCwKimTxxy

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Acting Curator Awarded 2021 Rifleman of the Year https://t.co/ADhro7AFuv

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1860 Club D-Day Dinner https://t.co/O4cCrxtT60

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Looking Back: VE-Day+50 – A Day Like No Other https://t.co/e5a4vLD5pK

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Rifleman: The Dock Yip Story https://t.co/lsEcAB6UX9 https://t.co/zNyMl7mwOJ

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Pandemic Photo Contest https://t.co/IKQj6PAVAu

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They Called me “Crusher” https://t.co/biz9uq5JGX

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Volunteer Recognition Night https://t.co/geK3gXVRUk

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The Rifleman Magazine 2020-2021 https://t.co/sQtHqXf3hW

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Looking Back on 2021 https://t.co/Kw43nPUvTP

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Tonight's forecast - Let it Snow!! ❄️☃️⛄️
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In the aftermath of World War One, an Orthopaedic Military Hospital cared for wounded veterans at the corner of Davisville and Yonge. They colloquially referred to it as “Whizz-Bang Corner”. This scene is captured in the painting “A War Record” by Stanley Francis Turner.

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#TBT - A look back at Walmer Road in 1914 as soldiers march towards Casa Loma.
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