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After a busy trip across Canada and half-way back again, the King and Queen will spend the morning of June 6 relaxing in the Muskoka district, amid su(...)
After a busy trip across Canada and half-way back again, the King and Queen will spend the morning of June 6 relaxing in the Muskoka district, amid su(...)

After a busy trip across Canada and half-way back again, the King and Queen will spend the morning of June 6 relaxing in the Muskoka district, amid su(...)

Date2/18/1938
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Original Toronto Star caption: After a busy trip across Canada and half-way back again; the King and Queen will spend the morning of June 6 relaxing in the Muskoka district; amid such scenery as the beautiful lake-shown above. During the afternoon they will visit western Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106824F
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