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The Queen Mother at 79 has a warm smile ready for thousands of Nova Scotians who flock out to see her
The Queen Mother at 79 has a warm smile ready for thousands of Nova Scotians who flock out to see her

The Queen Mother at 79 has a warm smile ready for thousands of Nova Scotians who flock out to see her

Date6/28/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Queen Mother at 79 has a warm smile ready for thousands of Nova Scotians who flock out to see her.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123167F
Nova-Scotia and Nova-Scotians, a lecture delivered before the Literary and debating society of Windsor, N
Nova-Scotia and Nova-Scotians, a lecture delivered before the Literary and debating society of Windsor, N
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Rome's famed Coliseum remains a must for thousands who flock to the city every year
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Letters of a Nova-Scotian, and of Scaevola on Canadian politics
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