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Swansea public school children work on a Christmas mural in their Grade 2 classroom with their teacher, Elaine Condie this week. From left are Scot Le(...)
Swansea public school children work on a Christmas mural in their Grade 2 classroom with their teacher, Elaine Condie this week. From left are Scot Le(...)

Swansea public school children work on a Christmas mural in their Grade 2 classroom with their teacher, Elaine Condie this week. From left are Scot Le(...)

Date12/19/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Swansea public school children work on a Christmas mural in their Grade 2 classroom with their teacher, Elaine Condie this week. From left are Scot Lerner, Frank Smyslo and Elizabeth Dingwall, all 7. The youngsters in the class did individual illustrations of the meaning of Christmas.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108329F
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Children and teacher in the classroom
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1966