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18th-century parade

18th-century parade

Date5/17/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: 18th-century parade: Elmira mayor Ken Seiling says he has to walk a fine line between those who want to see more tourism to our town and those who are concerned the Mennonites will be exploited. The town also has some industry; including the Elmira Stove Works; which manufactures an oval cookstove that uses wood and coal.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106304F
Intricate mural of 18th century Venice is the work of artist Jennifer Dickson at Galerie Dresdnere on Bloor St
Intricate mural of 18th century Venice is the work of artist Jennifer Dickson at Galerie Dresdnere on Bloor St
4/5/1973
The bride and all members of the wedding party wore 18th century costumes when Janis Dart married Leonard Bargent in Islington United Church Last nigh(...)
The bride and all members of the wedding party wore 18th century costumes when Janis Dart married Leonard Bargent in Islington United Church Last nigh(...)
6/15/1972
Costumed in an 18th century sailor's uniform, Garry Haxton, president of the Navy League branch in Scarborough
Costumed in an 18th century sailor's uniform, Garry Haxton, president of the Navy League branch in Scarborough
3/15/1984
Much of the hand-cut Waterford crystal, like this reproduction boat-shaped bowl, is a direct copy of designs from the 18th and early 19th centuries
Much of the hand-cut Waterford crystal, like this reproduction boat-shaped bowl, is a direct copy of designs from the 18th and early 19th centuries
2/27/1992
The only 18th-century building still standing in Toronto is this log cabin built in 1794 by John Scadding near today's Don Jail. It was moved to the CNE when the fair started in 1879
The only 18th-century building still standing in Toronto is this log cabin built in 1794 by John Scadding near today's Don Jail. It was moved to the CNE when the fair started in 1879
8/14/1978
Pioneers demonstrated their marksmanship with 18th-century muskets at the York celebration in Coronation Park on Eglinton Ave. W. From the left, Jim B(...)
Pioneers demonstrated their marksmanship with 18th-century muskets at the York celebration in Coronation Park on Eglinton Ave. W. From the left, Jim B(...)
7/2/1972
In 18th century costume, Warren Hughes of the Costume House on King St
In 18th century costume, Warren Hughes of the Costume House on King St
1/20/1976
Manuscript, "Notes on the numbers of Negroes in the U.S. from 18th century to present" (black i ...
Notes on the number of Negroes in the U.S. from 18th century to present
between 1890 and 1900
Union leader's lawn piles up with garbage, too, in 18th day of strike by 4,000 civic workers
Union leader's lawn piles up with garbage, too, in 18th day of strike by 4,000 civic workers
4/27/1972
George Beecrott: He considered highest honor was name on golf course's 18th role.
George Beecrott: He considered highest honor was name on golf course's 18th role.
1/25/1970
Frail-Looking now, no longer the physical man who floored Hemingway with one punch, Morley Callaghan, who at 74 has just had his 18th book published, nevertheless retains a pugnacious vitality
Frail-Looking now, no longer the physical man who floored Hemingway with one punch, Morley Callaghan, who at 74 has just had his 18th book published, nevertheless retains a pugnacious vitality
9/20/1977
The staple trade of Canada, a lecture delivered in the Temperance hall, Ottawa, on Tuesday, 18th March, 1862, before the Mechanics' institute and Athenaeum
The staple trade of Canada, a lecture delivered in the Temperance hall, Ottawa, on Tuesday, 18th March, 1862, before the Mechanics' institute and Athenaeum
1862