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Sarah Vaughan. Spectators tossed flowers in tribute
Sarah Vaughan. Spectators tossed flowers in tribute

Sarah Vaughan. Spectators tossed flowers in tribute

Date6/2/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sarah Vaughan. Spectators tossed flowers in tribute
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0087548F
At Brampton, the flowers come marching in, As spectators line the street, majorettes escort the flower-decked floats in 9th annual Brampton Flower Fes(...)
At Brampton, the flowers come marching in, As spectators line the street, majorettes escort the flower-decked floats in 9th annual Brampton Flower Fes(...)
6/27/1971
Bouquet of flowers tossed out by Harlequin vice-president Fred Kerner at Toronto's first Harlequin Reader Party, was caught by a non-reader Diane Fontaine, 30, of Hamilton, who attended with a friend
Bouquet of flowers tossed out by Harlequin vice-president Fred Kerner at Toronto's first Harlequin Reader Party, was caught by a non-reader Diane Fontaine, 30, of Hamilton, who attended with a friend
11/5/1981
Learning how to grow flowers in a greenhouse, young men at the Salvation Army's House of Concord in Vaughan Township are taught by a professional. Sin(...)
Learning how to grow flowers in a greenhouse, young men at the Salvation Army's House of Concord in Vaughan Township are taught by a professional. Sin(...)
11/24/1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
Birth of a ship: Senior Canadian statesman Paul Martin (left in insert) watched as his namesake freighter sent Collingwood spectators scrambling for
Birth of a ship: Senior Canadian statesman Paul Martin (left in insert) watched as his namesake freighter sent Collingwood spectators scrambling for
11/2/1984
Swimsuited competitors lure crowds of spectators not only in the pool, a sunning Polish athlete finds at Olympic Village
Swimsuited competitors lure crowds of spectators not only in the pool, a sunning Polish athlete finds at Olympic Village
7/21/1976
Curious spectators peer through window of British Mortgage and Trust Co
Curious spectators peer through window of British Mortgage and Trust Co
2/16/1965
A slight mix-up in the letters spelling out Canada brought good-natured laughter from spectators watching these children parading outside the Canadian(...)
A slight mix-up in the letters spelling out Canada brought good-natured laughter from spectators watching these children parading outside the Canadian(...)
5/5/1967
In good form: Running back Neil Lumsden was one of many players who exhibited excellent talent last night during Argonauts intra-squad game before 38,820 spectators at Exhibition Stadium
In good form: Running back Neil Lumsden was one of many players who exhibited excellent talent last night during Argonauts intra-squad game before 38,820 spectators at Exhibition Stadium
6/8/1977
A photograph of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970