The Princes' Gates
The entrance to the Canadian National Exhibition grounds was built in 1927 to commemorate 60 years of Canadian Confederation. Location: Southwest of the Princes’ Gates
The stone and concrete gates were restored by the Toronto firm of Chapman and Oxley and are a fine example of monumental architecture in the Beaux-Arts mode. Sculptor Charles D. McKechnie created the statues. The winged Victory atop the central arch is flanked by figures representing the CNE’s commitment to progress through industry, education and the arts. The gates were opened officially on August 30, 1927 by Edward, Prince of Wales and Prince George. They have been known ever since as the “Princes’ Gates”. Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Recreation
“83”
Sculptured by Ronald Baird, Commissioned by the House of Seagram.
Location: West side of the Better Living Centre attached to the sculpture “83”

American Elm
Largest and oldest American Elm at Exhibition Place, part of these grounds for over a century, survivor of Dutch Elm Disease, living symbol of strength, resilience and endurance. August 24, 2004.
Location: On a rock west of the Press Building.
Bandshell (erection)
Erected by the City of Toronto for the Canadian National Exhibition Association and officially opened by His Worship the Mayor Samuel McBride Esquire, August 28, 1936 K.S. Gillies, MRAIC, Commissioner of Buildings.
Location: On the east wall of the Bandshell
Bell, Marilyn
This plaque is dedicated to the honour of Marilyn Bell. A Toronto, Ontario girl who, on Sept 9th 1954 at the age of 16 years, performed the magnificent athletic feat of swimming the full width of Lake Ontario, thus being the first known person to have accomplished this
arduous task, of which all Canadians are justly proud.
Location: On the concrete base of the lion monument on the south side of Liberty Grand.

Bone, Percy
This tree is planted in memory of the late Percy Bone a dedicated director of the Canadian National Exhibition for many years. Sept. 2, 1973.
Location: On a rock on the southwest corner of the Horticulture Building.

British Columbia Fir Flagpole
Which was cut from a tree two hundred and thirty-seven years old and which is one hundred and eighty-four feet high. Donated by Timberland Lumber Co. Limited, New Westminster, B.C. October 22nd 1928. Transported free of charge from New Westminster, B.C. to Quebec by Canadian National Steamships Limited, from Quebec to Toronto by Canadian Steamships Limited, and from the dock to Exhibition grounds by the Toronto Harbour Commission. Erected by the Canadian National Exhibition Ass'n. August 12th 1930.
Location: On a cement marker immediately north of the site of the flagpole (the flagpole was removed in 2008).

Carlsberg Carillon
Carlsberg Carillon presented to the Canadian National Exhibition by Carling O’Keefe Breweries August 1974.
Made by Royal Eijsbouts-Holland
Location: On the east side of the Carillon
Clapsaddle, Jerry
Jerry Clapsaddle. (b.1941) “Shoreline”, 1996. Coloured concrete pavers.
Location: On east side of concrete wall on outer stairwell after exiting Galleria, Hall B, Enercare Centre.
Commemorative Employee Bench (9 small plaques)
In Memory Your Colleagues at Exhibition Place
Terry Palmateer 1950 – 2011
Debbie Young 1954 – 2011
Mike Sgouraditis 1966 – 2011
Duncan McKenna 1950 – 2011
Linda Newman 1957 – 2012
Richard Bieler 1941 – 2012
John Scott 1949 – 2012
Reggie Langford 1936 – 2013
John Harlowe 1959 – 2015
Location: On the lawn south of the Better Living Centre and east of the Rose Garden

Construction of National Soccer Stadium
The construction of the National Soccer Stadium was completed on April 11, 2007. This project was made possible through investments by the Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario and the City of Toronto.
Location: On the wall on the northeast side of BMO Field

Delanoë, Bertrand
On the occasion of the visit of his honour Bertrand Delanoë Mayor of Paris, France to celebrate the friendship between Canada and France.
Saturday, September 6, 2003
Mario Silva, Chairman
Board of Governors of Exhibition Place
Location: West of the Fort Rouillé monument