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Fort York in 1813, after the American attack, and in 1816.

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After the Americans destroyed York's defenses in 1813 the British had to provide barracks, magazines, storage and defences for the shore batteries quickly. The construction of blockhouses in late 1813 addressed these concerns. After the rest of Fort York was constructed in 1814-15, the blockhouses changed from being 'front-line' works to become 'citadels' within the larger fort.
1995 drawing by Kevin Habib based on 'Sketch of the ground in advance of and including York Upper Canada' 1813 National Archives of Canada NMC-22189, and 'Plan of the Fort at York', 1816 NMC 23139

These two images are in the public domain, due to age. They are courtesy of the National Archives of Canada, reference numbers NMC 22189 and NMC 23139.

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