Simcoe renamed the townsite York, rejecting the aboriginal name and took residence in July 1793, in a tent he purchased from Captain James Cook at the foot of today's Bathurst Street.
Simcoe took residence in July 1793, in a tent he purchased from Captain James Cook at the foot of today's Bathurst Street. Simcoe renamed the townsite York, rejecting the aboriginal name.
Simcoe renamed the townsite York, rejecting the aboriginal name. Simcoe took residence in July 1793, in a tent he purchased from Captain James Cook at the foot of today's Bathurst Street.
Simcoe renamed the townsite York, rejecting the aboriginal name. Simcoe took residence in July 1793, in a tent he purchased from Captain James Cook at the foot of today's Bathurst Street.