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Star columnist Lotta Dempsey looks down on the city of the mind
Star columnist Lotta Dempsey looks down on the city of the mind

Star columnist Lotta Dempsey looks down on the city of the mind

Date4/28/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Star columnist Lotta Dempsey looks down on the city of the mind. Attending the press opening yesterday of Expo 67, she found its price tag peanuts for such immortality.
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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_0043144F
Dr. Banting examines Star columnist Lotta Dempsey, who found the examination much simpler than she'd expected. She was reassured by it, celebrated tha(...)
Dr. Banting examines Star columnist Lotta Dempsey, who found the examination much simpler than she'd expected. She was reassured by it, celebrated tha(...)
2/10/1966
Enjoying a joke with Hans Conried (second right) are Star columnist Lotta Dempsey (left) and the Manasterskys
Enjoying a joke with Hans Conried (second right) are Star columnist Lotta Dempsey (left) and the Manasterskys
10/16/1969
Seniors' award. Star columnist Lotta Dempsey is presented with an award by Governor-General Edward Schreyer during opening ceremonies for Canada Week (...)
Seniors' award. Star columnist Lotta Dempsey is presented with an award by Governor-General Edward Schreyer during opening ceremonies for Canada Week (...)
6/26/1980
Lotto honored. Star columnist Lotta Dempsey receives presentation for her leadership, service and inspiration to senior citizens from David Tough, pre(...)
Lotto honored. Star columnist Lotta Dempsey receives presentation for her leadership, service and inspiration to senior citizens from David Tough, pre(...)
11/5/1980
Several hours of exposure to Marshall McLuhan (left) gave Star columnist Lotta Dempsey (right) a sense of having been led from a hall of crazy mirrors(...)
Several hours of exposure to Marshall McLuhan (left) gave Star columnist Lotta Dempsey (right) a sense of having been led from a hall of crazy mirrors(...)
1/30/1970
New love, new life. Columnist Lotta Dempsey feels she has earned a leave of absence from years of media deadlines. Along with her husband, Dr. Arthur (...)
New love, new life. Columnist Lotta Dempsey feels she has earned a leave of absence from years of media deadlines. Along with her husband, Dr. Arthur (...)
6/28/1981
A cherry welcome aboard met Star writer Lotta Dempsey as she boarded the train at Union Station
A cherry welcome aboard met Star writer Lotta Dempsey as she boarded the train at Union Station
4/11/1973
Getting together for the first time in years, Toronto Star writer Lotta Dempsey, right, and Mary Crawford, left, her history teacher when she attended(...)
Getting together for the first time in years, Toronto Star writer Lotta Dempsey, right, and Mary Crawford, left, her history teacher when she attended(...)
11/27/1975
Best yet to come. Meet Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ham (the former Lotta Dempsey) in her Star Age of Reason column and enter her new world unfolding in Markham
Best yet to come. Meet Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ham (the former Lotta Dempsey) in her Star Age of Reason column and enter her new world unfolding in Markham
3/4/1981
Lotta Dempsey interviews star of Casa Loma's holiday program
Lotta Dempsey interviews star of Casa Loma's holiday program
12/15/1966
Gone Fishin'. Star Writer Lotta Dempsey (a mere woman) has to tussle with 600-pound tuna (as few men do) off Newfoundland. See her story on women's pages
Gone Fishin'. Star Writer Lotta Dempsey (a mere woman) has to tussle with 600-pound tuna (as few men do) off Newfoundland. See her story on women's pages
8/18/1961
Dempsey, Lotta (miscellaneous & groups)
Dempsey, Lotta (miscellaneous & groups)
3/1/1963