in memory of Paul McGrath
 Rebel Remembered: The Legacy of William Lyon Mackenzie,150 Years After His Death
 Free admission but reservations required
 Thursday, 4 August 2011
7:30 pm sharp (refreshments 6:30–7:30)
City of Toronto Archives, 255 Spadina Road, Toronto
 The inaugural Toronto History Lecture in Paul’s memory will feature a colourful and controversial figure from the city’s past.
Don’t miss writer and historian Chris Raible, as he presents “Rebel Remembered: The Legacy of William Lyon Mackenzie, 150 Years After His Death”. Chris is an expert in Upper Canadian history with a particular focus on the career of Toronto’s first mayor. He is the author of four books – two on Mackenzie – and has spoken and conducted seminars for many heritage organizations.
 Join us for refreshments before the lecture to find out more about the Archives and its spectacular collection of records – including 12 million photographs, more than 3000 maps, and records from the townships, villages and boroughs that form Toronto today.
For more information about this special event and to reserve a seat, visit http://tinyurl.com/6hshhsx
 The Toronto History Lecture is organized and supported by an informal group of friends and associates of Paul McGrath and the following organizations:
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