lecture delivered at the University of Toronto. He is one of the 2016 inductees into Legends Row: Mississauga Walk of Fame. Personal life Photography Wilson was an avid traveller and took a large number of photographs during his travels to many destinations, including European countries, parts of the then USSR, China, the southern Pacific, Africa, and to both polar regions. Although many of his photos are geological—details of rocks and their structures or panoramas of large formations—the bulk of his photos are of the places, activities and people that he saw on his travels: landscapes, city views, monuments, sites, instruments, vehicles, flora and fauna, occupations and people. Family In 1938 he married Isabel Jean Dickson. He retired in 1986 and died in Toronto on April 15, 1993. Selected publications One Chinese Moon (1959) See also List of geophysicists Science and technology in Canada References External links The life of John Tuzo Wilson, history pages, Department of Physics, University of Toronto. The Tuzo Wilson Lecture, an annual public lecture given at the University of Toronto. The J. Tuzo Wilson Professorship, a named memorial professorship at the University of Toronto. Travel Photographs of J. Tuzo Wilson John Tuzo Wilson archival papers held at the University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services Watch Tuzo Wilson in the 1908 births 1993 deaths Military personnel from Ottawa Royal Canadian Engineers officers Presidents of the Canadian Geophysical Union Alumni of St John's College, Cambridge 20th-century Canadian geologists Tectonicists Chancellors of York University Companions of the Order of Canada Canadian geophysicists Wilson Medal recipients Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada Canadian Fellows of the Royal Society Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Foreign associates of the National Academy of Sciences Canadian Officers of the Order of the British Empire Foreign recipients of the Legion of Merit Penrose Medal winners University of Toronto alumni Trinity College (Canada) alumni Princeton University alumni Logan Medal recipients Wollaston Medal winners Sandford Fleming Award recipients Canadian Army personnel of World War II Presidents of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics Members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Members of the American Philosophical Society