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Rebuilding plans for Queen St. Presbyterian Church were drafted by Rev. John C. Robson as he sipped coffee in a nearby restaurent while fire still raged
Rebuilding plans for Queen St. Presbyterian Church were drafted by Rev. John C. Robson as he sipped coffee in a nearby restaurent while fire still raged

Rebuilding plans for Queen St. Presbyterian Church were drafted by Rev. John C. Robson as he sipped coffee in a nearby restaurent while fire still raged

Date1/11/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rebuilding plans for Queen St. Presbyterian Church were drafted by Rev. John C. Robson as he sipped coffee in a nearby restaurent while fire still raged.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022395F
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