An ASI project featured in The Globe & Mail on November 26, 2012: “A new hotel to be built on the grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto will give visitors a rare glimpse of the city’s military history by incorporating the archeological remains of an old barracks long buried under a parking lot.”
Click to see a story of The Stanley Barracks, hidden under the parking lot of Exhibition Place. The Globe & Mail also featured some photos of the project, showcasing a few of our talented archaeologists at work. Finally, check out the infographic rendering of the proposed HK Hotel, the still standing Officers Quarters, and the remains of the Stanley Barracks foundations.
