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Man to man chat with Lord Snowdon was a real thrill for five-year-old Steven Bell, another patient in the hospital's newly-opened children's wing. [Incomplete]
Man to man chat with Lord Snowdon was a real thrill for five-year-old Steven Bell, another patient in the hospital's newly-opened children's wing. [Incomplete]

Man to man chat with Lord Snowdon was a real thrill for five-year-old Steven Bell, another patient in the hospital's newly-opened children's wing. [Incomplete]

Date10/6/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Man to man chat with Lord Snowdon was a real thrill for five-year-old Steven Bell; another patient in the hospital's newly-opened children's wing. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0124303F
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