Battlefield House Museum
Stoney Creek, Ontario
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Virtual Battlefield: The Museum and Its Community
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The Westbrook family reunion, where the family tree was unveiled.
1 of 40 		Opening of Stoney Creek Battlefield Park on October 21, 1899.
2 of 40 		Queen Elizabeth at Battlefield House Museum during her Royal Tour in 1959.
3 of 40 		The unveiling of the historical plaque that marked the 150th anniversary of the Stoney Creek Battle.
4 of 40 		Prince Philip meets the ladies of the Women's Wentworth Historical Society during the Royal Tour.
5 of 40 		Countess Grey, wife of the Governor General, turning the first sod for the Monument on May 28, 1909.
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Sara Calder making a presentation to Countess Grey at the sod turning ceremony.
7 of 40 		The Dutch Fete, one of the many fundraising events by the Women's Wentworth Historical Society.
8 of 40 		The banner presented by Mrs. Sara Calder to the Wentworth Historical Society.
9 of 40 		The Military Encampment, a week long fundraising event by the Women's Wentworth Historical Society.
10 of 40 		The Military Encampment event raised over $1000 for the society.
11 of 40 		Reenactors from all over Ontario and the United States recreating the Battle of Stoney Creek.
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British soldiers at the Reenactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek.
13 of 40 		A reenactor portraying an American soldier at the Battle of Stoney Creek.
14 of 40 		Reenactors discussing strategy in front of the British camp.
15 of 40 		British reenactors at the 190th anniversary of the Reenactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek.
16 of 40 		Forward March! A British regiment advances into battle.
17 of 40 		The Crown Forces of Upper Canada, Corps of Drums, led by Drum major Ross Flowers.
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