York Rangers 127th Battalion
During the First World War a local Battalion was formed in York County under the auspices of the 12thRegiment, York Rangers. At its formation it was given the official designation as the 127th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). Upon its arrival in the UK in late August, 1916 instead of being broken up and disbursed to other units (as was the norm for the period) the Battalion became the 2nd Battalion Canadian Railway Troops. This book was written by Lt.-Col. H.M. Jackson, M.B.E., E.D. in 1922 and is the history of the battalion from its inception to its disbanding in early 1919.
The 127th Battalion C.E.F. Table of Contents
The 127th Battalion C.E.F. Chapters 1-5
The 127th Battalion C.E.F. Chapters 6-10
The 127th Battalion C.E.F. Chapters 11-15
The 127th Battalion C.E.F. Appendix A-G
Branch History
First Branch President: Jack Sanders
2012 Sports Award
Pat McNamara, Mayor David Barrow, Bill Richardson
Remembrance Day Parade, 2010
60th Anniversary, 2003



2001 Juno Beach Fundraiser




1998 Colour Guard



Evolution of the Legion, 1998
Previous Location 375 – Ohio Road
Bring on the Trophies, Victoria Day 1970
Richmond Hill Cenotaph Circa 1960
