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Balls o' fun: Stadium Corp. president Chuck Magwood (left), with the building permit, and architect Rod Robbie celebrate on a wrecking ball poised to flatten buildings on the dome site
Balls o' fun: Stadium Corp. president Chuck Magwood (left), with the building permit, and architect Rod Robbie celebrate on a wrecking ball poised to flatten buildings on the dome site

Balls o' fun: Stadium Corp. president Chuck Magwood (left), with the building permit, and architect Rod Robbie celebrate on a wrecking ball poised to flatten buildings on the dome site

Date10/3/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Balls o' fun: Stadium Corp. president Chuck Magwood (left), with the building permit, and architect Rod Robbie celebrate on a wrecking ball poised to flatten buildings on the dome site.
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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_0076605F
Here it is: SkyDome president Chuck Magwood celebrates last night at a downtown restaurant across from the site with a copy of the stadium's occupancy permit which was hard won from the city
Here it is: SkyDome president Chuck Magwood celebrates last night at a downtown restaurant across from the site with a copy of the stadium's occupancy permit which was hard won from the city
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Mission accomplished: Dome architect Rod Robbie, centre, toasts the opening with partners Michael Allen, left, and Bill Neish at last night's gala at the $500 million stadium
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Charles Magwood, a former real estate developer, relished the 'sex and sizzle' of building Toronto's $245 million SkyDome, as president of the Stadium Corp
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A nice catch. Blue Jays have added something extra for second American League season-ball girls. Set to retrieve foul balls at Exhibition Stadium are (...)
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Triumphant moment: Dome chief Chuck Magwood beams, seated beside his wife and daughter.
Triumphant moment: Dome chief Chuck Magwood beams, seated beside his wife and daughter.
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Old star plant is tumbling down, Workers clear some of the rubble after a wrecking ball smashed into the old Toronto Star building at 80 King St. W. T(...)
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Manulife: One up, more coming. The bulldozer and the wrecking ball are busy clearing the site in the Bay-Bloor area of Toronto for extension of the Ma(...)
Manulife: One up, more coming. The bulldozer and the wrecking ball are busy clearing the site in the Bay-Bloor area of Toronto for extension of the Ma(...)
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Safe! The Jays' Robbie Alomar slides home safely following a passed ball in the fifth Inning last night at the dome
Safe! The Jays' Robbie Alomar slides home safely following a passed ball in the fifth Inning last night at the dome
4/25/1991
The SkyDome carried 'a beautiful price,' says Rod Robbie, right, who designed the building with engineer Mike Allen, left
The SkyDome carried 'a beautiful price,' says Rod Robbie, right, who designed the building with engineer Mike Allen, left
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Roderick Robbie: Architect of dome also designed schools criticized for lack of windows
Roderick Robbie: Architect of dome also designed schools criticized for lack of windows
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