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Anchoring Toronto's newest hotel
Anchoring Toronto's newest hotel

Anchoring Toronto's newest hotel

Date1/28/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Anchoring Toronto's newest hotel. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, left, cuts a rope to send an anchor sliding down a guy wire into Lake Ontario as part of a topping off ceremony yesterday for the Hotel Admiral at Harborfront. With him is Walter Oster, president of the Whaler's Group, owner of the hotel that is due to open in September.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072011F
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