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Ful new edifice opened by markham presbyterians, picture Above shows the church recently opend by the Presbyterians of Markham. [Incomplete]
Ful new edifice opened by markham presbyterians, picture Above shows the church recently opend by the Presbyterians of Markham. [Incomplete]

Ful new edifice opened by markham presbyterians, picture Above shows the church recently opend by the Presbyterians of Markham. [Incomplete]

Date1/7/1927
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ful new edifice opened by markham presbyterians; picture Above shows the church recently opend by the Presbyterians of Markham. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106660F
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Anglicans, Presbyterians and United Churchmen have lent large sums of money at four percent interest to help finance erection of St
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This striking picture of rows of bridges across the Chicago river in the city's hear, shows a photographer needs no mountains to reach a camera height. The skyscraper, left is the world's largest office edifice.
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10/4/1947
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Scarborough Skateboarder shows his skill on ramp at Markham Rd
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An eye for an eye: Never let it be said that Dr. Peter Lee and Maple Leafs' rightwinger Rick Vaive don't see eye to eye. The two got along quite well yesterday, when Vaive and the remainder of the Maple fuls took their medicals at the Gardens the ice for the first time today. [Incomplete]
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1954-08
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Bloor St. Presbyterian (United) Church (opened 1892), Bloor Street West, northwest corner Huron St., aftermath of fire
1954-08