In the summer of 1847 the Toronto Waterfront witnessed one of the greatest human tragedies in the history of the city. Between May and October of that year, over 38,000 Irish Famine emigrants arrived from Ireland at a time when the city's population was just 20,000 people.
Over 1,100 didn't survive
The brit atrocities are too numerous to mention in this forum. May the Guilty of years past continue to burn in hell for this genocide. Murder is Murder,in the name of famine.
vinnyhoags 1 year ago
There is a famine at Ibrox. ''''
esbuttercup55 1 year ago
great sculpture brilliant music too!!!!
reelering 4 years ago
It's a beautiful sculpture. Very haunting and evocative.
RonanG
RonanG 4 years ago