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Tea will be served each day of tours, June 14, 15 and 16 in estate of Lady Baillie, shown with her daughter, Mrs
Tea will be served each day of tours, June 14, 15 and 16 in estate of Lady Baillie, shown with her daughter, Mrs

Tea will be served each day of tours, June 14, 15 and 16 in estate of Lady Baillie, shown with her daughter, Mrs

Date6/10/1950
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tea will be served each day of tours, June 14, 15 and 16 in estate of Lady Baillie, shown with her daughter, Mrs. Bremner Green, Seven Oakville estates have been thrown open to aid the worthy cause
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Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0030329F
P. J. Cowan presents tray to Lady Baillie. Oakville, May 19-The Oakville Lions club last night presented its annual award of merit to Lady Baillie for(...)
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P. J. Cowan presents tray to Lady Baillie. Oakville, May 19-The Oakville Lions club last night presented its annual award of merit to Lady Baillie for(...)
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Mr. and Mrs. James Wilton Baillie whose marriage was solemnized Saturday, in St. Jude's Anglican church, Oakville. The bride is the former Barbara Eli(...)
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Folks back home are always eager to hear from their boys in training and Lady Baillie telle them Be sure to write as she dispenses stationery. She spe(...)
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A couple of good sports. Most women wouldn't be caught dead in a situation like this, but Mrs. Fred A. Wade (left) and Mrs. Frank McEachren took it al(...)
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Lady Eaton herself looks down from a portrait in the lobby of her former home, where Colin Mummery serves drinks to Nicole Larente (left) and Karen Sm(...)
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5/11/1981
A Dickens fan, Mrs. Yvonne Farrant Smith owns the Highgate house where Dickens family lived in 1832 and is willing to accept overnight guests. Room, breakfast and period costume reading costs $12.50
A Dickens fan, Mrs. Yvonne Farrant Smith owns the Highgate house where Dickens family lived in 1832 and is willing to accept overnight guests. Room, breakfast and period costume reading costs $12.50
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Gardeners of the estates are anxious to have everything at better
Gardeners of the estates are anxious to have everything at better
6/10/1950