Lest we forget: Bicycles during wartime
The Second Divisional Cyclists training in Toronto, 1915 Lest we forget the important role of the bicycles during wartime by Amelia Brown, photos from the City of Toronto Archives As we spend this Remembrance Day in reflection of people and … Continue reading
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Flashback Friday: 100 Years, 100s of Cyclists
The 2nd Division of the Canadian Bicycle Corps training in Toronto. Flashback Friday: 100 years, 100s of Cyclists By Alex Chronopoulos With the centenary of Britain’s declaration of war just the other day, another photo of our trusty Bicycle Corps … Continue reading
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Flashback Friday: Toronto Bicycle Corps
Flashback Friday: Toronto Bicycle Corps By Alex Chronopoulos Daisy went crazy for that bicycle built for two. This photo from the Toronto Archives shows the Toronto Bicycle Corps during a military ceremony on University Avenue in 1913. Though the … Continue reading
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Flashback Friday: Pack up your Troubles
By Alex Chronopoulos It’s a long, long way to Tipperary, but not when you have your trusted bicycle.
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