Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Penetanguishene Naval Yard was a Royal Navy yard from 1834 to 1856 in Ontario.Land was acquired in 1798 and a base finally built in 1813, but it was abandoned in 1815. It was reinstated in 1816 and remained in service until 1834. The base was later relocated to Penetanguishenenear in 1816 and served as the Lake Huron fleet of the Provincial Marine until 1834. The navy transferred the base to the army and served until 1856. The base also served northwestern supply routes and provided general surveillance of the upper Great Lakes.The navy base and army depot comprise 15 buildings, including: officers barracks warehouses offices King's Wharf 3 storehouseVessels built or stationed here: Bee - gun boat Minos - gun boat Mohawk - steamer Tecumseh - schooner Newash - brigantine Mosquito - gunboat Wasp - gunboat unnamed frigate 1814The base is now rebuilt as part of the Penetanguishene's Historic Naval and Military Establishment. B. Napier Simpson, Jr. 1925-1978, a restoration architect in Ontario devoted his professional life to raising public awareness of the importance of heritage conservation including the Penetanguishene's Historic Naval and Military Establishment. project, now known as Discovery Harbour."@en }
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- Penetanguishene_Naval_Yard abstract "Penetanguishene Naval Yard was a Royal Navy yard from 1834 to 1856 in Ontario.Land was acquired in 1798 and a base finally built in 1813, but it was abandoned in 1815. It was reinstated in 1816 and remained in service until 1834. The base was later relocated to Penetanguishenenear in 1816 and served as the Lake Huron fleet of the Provincial Marine until 1834. The navy transferred the base to the army and served until 1856. The base also served northwestern supply routes and provided general surveillance of the upper Great Lakes.The navy base and army depot comprise 15 buildings, including: officers barracks warehouses offices King's Wharf 3 storehouseVessels built or stationed here: Bee - gun boat Minos - gun boat Mohawk - steamer Tecumseh - schooner Newash - brigantine Mosquito - gunboat Wasp - gunboat unnamed frigate 1814The base is now rebuilt as part of the Penetanguishene's Historic Naval and Military Establishment. B. Napier Simpson, Jr. 1925-1978, a restoration architect in Ontario devoted his professional life to raising public awareness of the importance of heritage conservation including the Penetanguishene's Historic Naval and Military Establishment. project, now known as Discovery Harbour.".
- Q7162614 abstract "Penetanguishene Naval Yard was a Royal Navy yard from 1834 to 1856 in Ontario.Land was acquired in 1798 and a base finally built in 1813, but it was abandoned in 1815. It was reinstated in 1816 and remained in service until 1834. The base was later relocated to Penetanguishenenear in 1816 and served as the Lake Huron fleet of the Provincial Marine until 1834. The navy transferred the base to the army and served until 1856. The base also served northwestern supply routes and provided general surveillance of the upper Great Lakes.The navy base and army depot comprise 15 buildings, including: officers barracks warehouses offices King's Wharf 3 storehouseVessels built or stationed here: Bee - gun boat Minos - gun boat Mohawk - steamer Tecumseh - schooner Newash - brigantine Mosquito - gunboat Wasp - gunboat unnamed frigate 1814The base is now rebuilt as part of the Penetanguishene's Historic Naval and Military Establishment. B. Napier Simpson, Jr. 1925-1978, a restoration architect in Ontario devoted his professional life to raising public awareness of the importance of heritage conservation including the Penetanguishene's Historic Naval and Military Establishment. project, now known as Discovery Harbour.".