Miscellaneous Links.

Most of these links are links to places and institutions that have been named after Diefenbaker. The diversity of these links is evidence to Diefenbaker's importance in Canadian history.

	Bellevue - Kingston Historical Site. Dief was a supporter of the project to preserve Bellevue, the home of Sir John A. Macdonald.
	Lake Diefenbaker. Lake Diefenbaker is located in Southern Saskatchewan.
	John Diefenbaker Secondary School. JDSS, in Hanover, Ontario, is home to just over 1000 students from Hanover, Durham, Ayton, Neustadt, and surrounding areas.
	The Viscount Bennett Anti-Disinterment Page. Another Prime Minister page.
	Rt. Honourable John George Diefenbaker quiz. The last time I played, it told me he was born in Hopewell , New Brunswick to Henry John Bennett and Henrietta Styles, and he remained a bachelor. Sounds suspiciously like R.B. Bennett to me...
	The Stonetown. Dief stood on the front steps of the town hall in St. Mary's, Ontario.
	John Diefenbaker Center for Freedom and Democracy. "As we peer into the future of the world we must ever be vigilant to stand on guard to protect freedom and democracy."
	The Diefenbaker Canada Centre. Part of the University of Saskatchewan, it preserves and interprets "collections representing the life, interests, and times" of Dief. You can also take a look at Diefenbaker Web's Tour of the Diefenbaker Centre.
	The Diefenbaker Gravesite. An information page about the burial place of Dief in Saskatoon.
	Government News Release 309. Reptile fossil found at Lake Diefenbaker!
	J.G. Diefenbaker Estate Scholarship and J.G. and Olive Diefenbaker Memorial Scholarship. Both scholarships are at Brandon University in Manitoba.
	Diefenbaker Homestead. A popular Regina tourist attraction.

Last updated: December 23, 1998.