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Workmen, real and stone: The eight huge figures outside the Electrical Building, just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National Exhibition
Workmen, real and stone: The eight huge figures outside the Electrical Building, just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National Exhibition

Workmen, real and stone: The eight huge figures outside the Electrical Building, just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National Exhibition

Date5/16/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Workmen?Real And Stone; The eight huge figures outside the Electrical Building; just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National Exhibition; are being removed as the building is demolished (left). Nick Galloro (above) works with the 15-foot statues on the ground. The figures; each weighing 1 1/2 tones; will be stored for future use.
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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_0111983F
Landmarks Leaving, The Electrical Building, just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National exhibition, is being demolished but the eight 15-f(...)
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5/16/1972
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Colorized photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone.
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Approximately 1958
Colorized photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone.
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Approximately 1930
Colorized photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone.
Princes' Gates, Fleet Street, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Canada
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Colorized photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone. People are walk ...
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Approximately 1945
Color photograph of a large, neoclassical archway made of cement and stone. People are walking ...
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The artistic new entrance to the Electrical Building at Exhibition Park, Toronto, with figures on top representing various stages of the industry's advance
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