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Architectural winner

Architectural winner

Date4/23/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Architectural winner: Architect John Lyle won an award for his design for Parkwood in 1917. The house, with more than 50 rooms, also has an indoor swimming pool, bowling alley squash court billiard room, music room and secret staircase, as well as extensive greenhouses. In its hey day, Parkwood employed 60 people, including three chefs. Now two housekeepers work full-time to keep it presentable to the public.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067376F
Winner shares her feelings, Last Monday we announced the winner of our World's Worst Song Contest.
Winner shares her feelings, Last Monday we announced the winner of our World's Worst Song Contest.
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Knitting contest winners announced this week, Lucky are the winners of Victoria and Wyn Britton, the little dolls from Britain, who are consolation prizes
Knitting contest winners announced this week, Lucky are the winners of Victoria and Wyn Britton, the little dolls from Britain, who are consolation prizes
1/16/1942
Award winners: Dr. John Scott, left, Carl Hiebert, centre, and Peter Dalglish are three of the five winners of the 1986 Vanier Awards. They'll be honored at a Sheraton Centre dinner tonight
Award winners: Dr. John Scott, left, Carl Hiebert, centre, and Peter Dalglish are three of the five winners of the 1986 Vanier Awards. They'll be honored at a Sheraton Centre dinner tonight
3/5/1987
Big winner: Danny Patrick of Trenton shows off his new 26-foot cruiser, just part of his $125,000 booty as grand prize winner of the Great Salmon Hunt
Big winner: Danny Patrick of Trenton shows off his new 26-foot cruiser, just part of his $125,000 booty as grand prize winner of the Great Salmon Hunt
9/3/1989
Pick Winner. Can't tell the winning coach without a program-- left is smiling Jim Trimble (the loser) while pensive Rud Grant (the winner) is right
Pick Winner. Can't tell the winning coach without a program-- left is smiling Jim Trimble (the loser) while pensive Rud Grant (the winner) is right
12/4/1961
Gold star winner. The gold star winner in the first Toronto Star recruitment advertising awards is IKEA canada, with Vancouver advertising agency McCa(...)
Gold star winner. The gold star winner in the first Toronto Star recruitment advertising awards is IKEA canada, with Vancouver advertising agency McCa(...)
2/23/1988
Lottery winner now gainfully unemployed, Nancy Weir, 38, of Mississauga, the winner of $3,689,163 in last Wednesday's Lotto 6/49 draw, was working as (...)
Lottery winner now gainfully unemployed, Nancy Weir, 38, of Mississauga, the winner of $3,689,163 in last Wednesday's Lotto 6/49 draw, was working as (...)
5/9/1988
Award winners: Brian Moretton holds the award he received from Shirley Collins, centre, while Mary Ann Brett, another award winner, looks on.
Award winners: Brian Moretton holds the award he received from Shirley Collins, centre, while Mary Ann Brett, another award winner, looks on.
11/16/1989
Picking lucky winners, Miss Canada, Blair Lancaster of Burlington, reaches into box held by Olympic Trust president Walter Halder to pick winners of O(...)
Picking lucky winners, Miss Canada, Blair Lancaster of Burlington, reaches into box held by Olympic Trust president Walter Halder to pick winners of O(...)
12/12/1973
Special award winners honored. Winners of Gus Ryder special athlete awards for overcoming great handicaps in swimming are, front (I. to r.) Audrey Ham(...)
Special award winners honored. Winners of Gus Ryder special athlete awards for overcoming great handicaps in swimming are, front (I. to r.) Audrey Ham(...)
1/27/1964
Killam winners: Jacques Genest, left, winner of award for medicine, and Howard Rapson, U of T professor, for engineering
Killam winners: Jacques Genest, left, winner of award for medicine, and Howard Rapson, U of T professor, for engineering
2/27/1986
Happy winners: Star bingo winners - each gets $1,500 for topping Game 6 - have plans for their money
Happy winners: Star bingo winners - each gets $1,500 for topping Game 6 - have plans for their money
10/25/1982