1889-99
1889-99
1886 Plan of the Toronto Islands
1890 vs 1920 Map of Toronto Harbour Landfill
1891 QCYC Bylaws, Sailing regulations, and Uniforms owned by Thomas World first Commodore
1884 Sketch of Toronto Harbour
1885 07 29 QCYC Daily Mail and Empire Foy wins World Cup in Excelsior
1889 07 29 Drowning death of Thomas Taylor and Lilly World
1889 07 30 Search for the body of Lilly World
1891 07 18 QCYC racing results in the New York Times
1892 06 20 Toronto Daily Mail QCYC Race Caprice places 3rd
1894 02 05 QCYC Daily Mail and Empire QCYC Stock company wound up
1895 09 09 Daily Mail and Empire Sweepstakes Race at QCYC won by Commodore Tyson
1899 03 21 16 foot skiffs at QCYC designed by Duggan
1899 04 04 QCYC plans new club house
1899 04 05 QCYC new officers and no plan for new club house
1899 06 05 R Slee Caprice places 2nd QCYC
1899 06 22 Caprice does not place NYC
1899 06 28 QCYC prepares for Walker Cup race in Hamilton
1899 09 11 Caprice wins LSSA final Regatta Shaw Cup
1899 09 11 Caprice wins race at National
1899 QCYC Race Results and mention of top sailors including Richard Slee
Some of the ways early members of QCYC got to Club at the foot of York St. (now located under the Gardiner)
1884 First Electric Railway Car
1884 Looking East from John Street
1885 Toronto Harbour Old Union Station
1890 Aquatic Clubs between York and Simcoe Streets showing where QCYC rented it original boat houses
1896 Daniel Lamb Dredge the type of dredge that undermined the pilings supporting our original clubhouse
1899 Annals of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club Volume I 1852
The History of the QCYC's Club Houses
The Slee Family History at QCYC
None that could be identified to date
