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The first newspaper travel editor to visit remote Easter Island is The Star's George Bryant
The first newspaper travel editor to visit remote Easter Island is The Star's George Bryant

The first newspaper travel editor to visit remote Easter Island is The Star's George Bryant

Date1/19/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: The first newspaper travel editor to visit remote Easter Island is The Star's George Bryant.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0116900F
World Traveller George Bryant, The Star's associate travel editor, found it a bit embarrassing as well as nerve-racking to be carried uphill by four a(...)
World Traveller George Bryant, The Star's associate travel editor, found it a bit embarrassing as well as nerve-racking to be carried uphill by four a(...)
3/18/1972
The Star's travel editor continues his journey across Canada in search of new and not-so-new places you can visit
The Star's travel editor continues his journey across Canada in search of new and not-so-new places you can visit
6/13/1973
The old gods of Easter Island, are under scrutiny now by their first tourists as the tiny, remote isle in the Pacific opens its doors to the travelling public. [Incomplete]
The old gods of Easter Island, are under scrutiny now by their first tourists as the tiny, remote isle in the Pacific opens its doors to the travelling public. [Incomplete]
1/19/1970
The Island of Bali is rated the best in the world for tourists by The Star's travel editors, though it may not long retain its charm under the weight (...)
The Island of Bali is rated the best in the world for tourists by The Star's travel editors, though it may not long retain its charm under the weight (...)
12/1/1973
The Tortoise in the race between Star travel writers Gerry Hall and George Bryant from Toronto to Montreal was the world's first turbo train, silhouetted against the towering Toronto-Dominion Centre
The Tortoise in the race between Star travel writers Gerry Hall and George Bryant from Toronto to Montreal was the world's first turbo train, silhouetted against the towering Toronto-Dominion Centre
12/10/1968
On his cross-Canada trip The Star's travel editor reports from Alberta on
On his cross-Canada trip The Star's travel editor reports from Alberta on
7/9/1973
Expert Advice and reasonably priced boats and fishing gear are provided by Tom Sewell, left, who shows The Star's travel editor, Gerry Hall, the right(...)
Expert Advice and reasonably priced boats and fishing gear are provided by Tom Sewell, left, who shows The Star's travel editor, Gerry Hall, the right(...)
7/9/1973
An Indian pedestrian may be wearing anything or nothing, reports the Star's George Bryant as he writes of the river of humanity that flows through the(...)
An Indian pedestrian may be wearing anything or nothing, reports the Star's George Bryant as he writes of the river of humanity that flows through the(...)
3/20/1972
The surprising travels and adventures of Baron Munchausen : in Russia, the Caspian Sea, Iceland, Turkey, Egypt, Gibraltar, up the Mediterranean, on the Atlantic Ocean, and through the centre of Mount Ætna, into the South Sea : a voyage into the moon and dog star, with many extraordinary particulars relative to the cooking animals in those planets, which are there called the human species : a sequel, containing his expediton into Africa, his being buried in a whirlwind of sand, feasts on live bulls, builds a bridge from thence to Great Britain, supported by a single arch, visits the islands in the South Sea, &c. &c. and raises the hull of the Royal George, &c. &c. : humbly dedicated to Mr. Bruce, the Abyssinian traveller, &c
The surprising travels and adventures of Baron Munchausen : in Russia, the Caspian Sea, Iceland, Turkey, Egypt, Gibraltar, up the Mediterranean, on the Atlantic Ocean, and through the centre of Mount Ætna, into the South Sea : a voyage into the moon and dog star, with many extraordinary particulars relative to the cooking animals in those planets, which are there called the human species : a sequel, containing his expediton into Africa, his being buried in a whirlwind of sand, feasts on live bulls, builds a bridge from thence to Great Britain, supported by a single arch, visits the islands in the South Sea, &c. &c. and raises the hull of the Royal George, &c. &c. : humbly dedicated to Mr. Bruce, the Abyssinian traveller, &c
1851
Star's $ 1-million salmon in the lake, Starship skipper Wayne Andrew, left, lends a hand as Toronto Star Editor-in-chief George Radwanski cradles The (...)
Star's $ 1-million salmon in the lake, Starship skipper Wayne Andrew, left, lends a hand as Toronto Star Editor-in-chief George Radwanski cradles The (...)
9/15/1983
Star editor receives award. The 1971 John A. MacLaren Award for the nation's best women's pages in newspapers of more than 30,000 circulation was pres(...)
Star editor receives award. The 1971 John A. MacLaren Award for the nation's best women's pages in newspapers of more than 30,000 circulation was pres(...)
4/29/1971
The star's stars: Toronto Star sports columnist Wayne Parrish (left) and book columnist Ken Adachi attend the National Newspaper Awards dinner, where winners were honored last night
The star's stars: Toronto Star sports columnist Wayne Parrish (left) and book columnist Ken Adachi attend the National Newspaper Awards dinner, where winners were honored last night
4/20/1980