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View from inside eleavotr shaft sows Goodwin near top of his climb
View from inside eleavotr shaft sows Goodwin near top of his climb

View from inside eleavotr shaft sows Goodwin near top of his climb

Date6/26/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: View from inside eleavotr shaft sows Goodwin near top of his climb
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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_0109856F
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Showing the skills and iron nerve that make him the ''human fly,'' Dan Goodwin grips the aluminum sills that are his only support as he climbs the CN Tower today
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Brother's grief: Larry St. Michel joined the rest of his family at hospital when his brother Wayne was pulled from mine shaft after being trapped 27 hours by a rock burst at the mine
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Soon to be a memory: The chimney and elevator shaft were all that remained yesterday of a building being demolished on the northwest corner of Bathurst and King Sts
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This granite shaft in Montreal marks the landing place of the French Colonists under Maisonneuve who founded that city in 1642
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Two mine buildings under construction in foreground, with view of shaft site and surface buildings at Steep Rock Mines, 135 miles west of Ft. William
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