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The Queen is dwarfed by tall statues called Britain in the World as she toured the British pavilion at Expo today
The Queen is dwarfed by tall statues called Britain in the World as she toured the British pavilion at Expo today

The Queen is dwarfed by tall statues called Britain in the World as she toured the British pavilion at Expo today

Date7/3/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Queen is dwarfed by tall statues called Britain in the World as she toured the British pavilion at Expo today. Pointing out highlights to her is Sir William Oliver; commissioner-general of the pavilion. During her tour of the fair; she was entranced by the minirail that she insisted on a ride before leaving Expo.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122701F
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