Battlefield House Museum
Stoney Creek, Ontario
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Virtual Battlefield: The Museum and Its Community
Images: Buildings & Structures

 
View of the front of the Battlefield Monument.
19 of 40 		The cover of a commemorative booklet 'The Story of Battlefield House at Stoney Creek'.
20 of 40 		The Battlefield Monument, present day.
21 of 40 		In 1993, an extensive restoration of the Monument was undertaken.
22 of 40 		The official reopening of the Battlefield Monument led by Lieutenant Governor Hal Jackman.
23 of 40 		The opening of the monument in Battlefield Park on June 6, 1913.
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Cow grazing on the side of the hill below the Battlefield Monument.
25 of 40 		Front foyer of the Nash Jackson house.
26 of 40 		The Nash Jackson House, ready to be moved from its original location to Battlefield Park.
27 of 40 		The Nash Jackson House at its original location.
28 of 40 		The stone cairn, built from local stone, at Smith's Knoll, prior to the addition of the lion statue.
29 of 40 		The unveiling of the Lion's Monument at Smith's Knoll on August 1, 1910.
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Volunteer Carol Taylor serves Houseguard member Rick Peterson a drink in the Keeping Room.
31 of 40 		The corner stone of the Battlefield Monument was laid on May 26, 1910.
32 of 40 		The privy from the original Nash Jackson house property was moved to Battlefield Park.
33 of 40 		The privy at its original location, on the Nash Jackson property at King Street and Nash Road.
34 of 40 		The privy at its new location in Battlefield Park.
35 of 40 		Take a look at these cars!
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