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Prince of Wales on Yacht Club Bridge Toronto
Prince of Wales on Yacht Club Bridge Toronto

Prince of Wales on Yacht Club Bridge Toronto

Date8/29/1919
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prince of Wales on Yacht Club Bridge Toronto.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123804F
Checking the weather: Charles leaves Royal Canadian Yacht Club after a meeting of the Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum
Checking the weather: Charles leaves Royal Canadian Yacht Club after a meeting of the Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum
10/26/1991
Mobile Home, The royal yacht Britannia sails into Toronto harbor this morning to await the Prince and Princess of Wales and their two sons who arrive in Toronto on wednesday
Mobile Home, The royal yacht Britannia sails into Toronto harbor this morning to await the Prince and Princess of Wales and their two sons who arrive in Toronto on wednesday
10/22/1991
Aerial view of the new Chiswick bridge, one of three new Thames river bridges opened by the Prince of Wales
Aerial view of the new Chiswick bridge, one of three new Thames river bridges opened by the Prince of Wales
8/12/1933
The Prince of Wales and Vice-President Dawes of the United States shaking over the ribbon marking tional boundary at the offi of the Peace bridge. [Incomplete]
The Prince of Wales and Vice-President Dawes of the United States shaking over the ribbon marking tional boundary at the offi of the Peace bridge. [Incomplete]
8/24/1927
The new bridge over the Tweed at Berwick, Scotland, and the Prince of Wales cutting the tape at the opening ceremony
The new bridge over the Tweed at Berwick, Scotland, and the Prince of Wales cutting the tape at the opening ceremony
6/20/1928
Prince signs in at Fort Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, uses the black of his aide de camp, Sir Martin Charteris, as a desk as h(...)
Prince signs in at Fort Prince of Wales, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, uses the black of his aide de camp, Sir Martin Charteris, as a desk as h(...)
7/11/1970
Primoe of wales at Bisley, The prince of Wales chatting to dunner Robertson who was on the renown with the Prince
Primoe of wales at Bisley, The prince of Wales chatting to dunner Robertson who was on the renown with the Prince
8/12/1924
The Prince of wales inspects British Soldiers graves at yprs, The prince of Wales acompanied by Vice-Admiral Sir Lionel Raleev, paid during his tour o(...)
The Prince of wales inspects British Soldiers graves at yprs, The prince of Wales acompanied by Vice-Admiral Sir Lionel Raleev, paid during his tour o(...)
5/18/1923
Princes arrive at north toronto, Arrival of their royal highnesses the Prince of Wales and Prince George at North Toronto station yesterday afternoon,(...)
Princes arrive at north toronto, Arrival of their royal highnesses the Prince of Wales and Prince George at North Toronto station yesterday afternoon,(...)
9/2/1927
City's Verbal Welcome to princes and Premier Baldwin, Toronto opened her heart to the Prince of Wales, his royal brother George, Premier and Mrs. Baldwin to-day
City's Verbal Welcome to princes and Premier Baldwin, Toronto opened her heart to the Prince of Wales, his royal brother George, Premier and Mrs. Baldwin to-day
8/1/1927
Reception for the Prince of Wales. City of Toronto Programme of music to be sung by the childr ...
Reception of the Prince of Wales, city of Toronto : programme of music to be sung by the children of the schools of Toronto, under the direction of John Carter, Esq., assisted by Messrs. Sugden and Sefton
1860
Decorations in front of THE T. EATON C? LIMITED Store, Toronto, H.R.H. The Prince of Wales. The big flag is 64 ft. x 128 ft. and required 910 yards of material. It was made in an EATON workroom. [Toronto, Ont.]
Decorations in front of THE T. EATON C? LIMITED Store, Toronto, H.R.H. The Prince of Wales. The big flag is 64 ft. x 128 ft. and required 910 yards of material. It was made in an EATON workroom. [Toronto, Ont.]
1919