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Forty construction workers today carry a 102-foot-long submarine sanwich from Eaton's Queen St
Forty construction workers today carry a 102-foot-long submarine sanwich from Eaton's Queen St

Forty construction workers today carry a 102-foot-long submarine sanwich from Eaton's Queen St

Date6/9/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Forty construction workers today carry a 102-foot-long submarine sanwich from Eaton's Queen St. store to the site of the new Eaton Centre at Yonge and Dundas Sts. for luch. Sandwich; filled with cold cuts; tomatoes; lettuce and other goodies; is to be submitted for a place in Guinness Book of Records. Eaton's bakery made loaf.
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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_0109992F
Eaton's today occupies the store on Queen St
Eaton's today occupies the store on Queen St
1/1/1971
Before: Albert St. looking west from Yonge, now has Eaton's main store on south side, shops and more Eaton's buildings on the north. First phase of Ea(...)
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Taking time off from his busy schedule, Eaton's Santa Claus popped into the Red Cross blood donor clinic today at the Manulife Centre to give his own (...)
Taking time off from his busy schedule, Eaton's Santa Claus popped into the Red Cross blood donor clinic today at the Manulife Centre to give his own (...)
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Public exhibition of City Hall models and drawings at Eaton's College Street
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1958