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Military Parade, Hamilton, March 18/16.

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  • David Lindeman said:
    They are marching west on Barton East at St. Mathews Ave.
  • Ag Knapper said:
    Gah! Thank you. I have a similar pic and was trying to figure out the location.
  • KenSch205 said:
    Webber Bros at 397 Barton St E in 1914 city directory, in 1915 and 1916 occupied by Vernon S. Hodd dry goods store.

Route march 1st Bn, 2nd C.O.R. Hamilton, Canada, Mar 22, 1918.

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  • KenSch205 said:
    Excerpt from the article in March 19 edition of the The Toronto World: "In the route March thru the city the troops covered close to eleven miles and marched upon nine different streets. These streets were chosen so that the march would be approximately on a square thru the city, with the idea of permitting the citizens residing in the outskirts to view the parade without having to come down town and mingle with the crowds, which were occasioned by the visitors in the city, of whom it was estimated there were 25,000, making close to a total of 100,000 people who viewed the event." ("Hamilton Men in Big March on Saturday" p. 1)
  • gt_hawk63 said:
    1st Depot Battalion of the 2nd Central Ontario Regiment

205th Batt. & Brass Band route march to Wabasso Park, ca. 1910s

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  • gt_hawk63 said:
    The 205th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force was recruited in Hamilton and district and served in Canada from 7 February 1917 to 10 October 1917 and saw no service overseas as a unit. It was re-designated Machine Gun Corps.

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