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Hon. Earl Rowe relaxes in the study of his Simcoe county farmhouse. Room is dominated by bust and oils of Sir John A. Macdonald and Mr. Rowe's love of horses
Hon. Earl Rowe relaxes in the study of his Simcoe county farmhouse. Room is dominated by bust and oils of Sir John A. Macdonald and Mr. Rowe's love of horses

Hon. Earl Rowe relaxes in the study of his Simcoe county farmhouse. Room is dominated by bust and oils of Sir John A. Macdonald and Mr. Rowe's love of horses

Date1/16/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hon. Earl Rowe relaxes in the study of his Simcoe county farmhouse. Room is dominated by bust and oils of Sir John A. Macdonald and Mr. Rowe's love of horses
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077687F
A brief narrative of an unsuccessful attempt to reach Repulse Bay: through Sir Thomas Rowe's ''Welcome'', in His Majesty's ship Griper, in the year MDCCCXXIV
A brief narrative of an unsuccessful attempt to reach Repulse Bay: through Sir Thomas Rowe's ''Welcome'', in His Majesty's ship Griper, in the year MDCCCXXIV
1825
Mrs. Earl Rowe shakes hand of Mrs. Arthur M. Winton while Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe looks on. The old with their memories and the young with their(...)
Mrs. Earl Rowe shakes hand of Mrs. Arthur M. Winton while Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe looks on. The old with their memories and the young with their(...)
8/22/1967
Hans Bauer relaxes with one of his five horses at his home near Guelph
Hans Bauer relaxes with one of his five horses at his home near Guelph
10/21/1976
To the aid of bomb victims. Hon. Earl Rowe, M.P., is shown above with the pure-bred shorthorn heifer he has donated for a lucky draw for the Red Cross(...)
To the aid of bomb victims. Hon. Earl Rowe, M.P., is shown above with the pure-bred shorthorn heifer he has donated for a lucky draw for the Red Cross(...)
6/5/1942
Peter Marshall. Hon - Earl Rowe
Peter Marshall. Hon - Earl Rowe
6/27/1966
Lieut.-Gov. Earl Rowe played Santa Claus yesterday when he and Mrs. Rowe entertained at a Christmas party for aides-de-camp and their wives. At the le(...)
Lieut.-Gov. Earl Rowe played Santa Claus yesterday when he and Mrs. Rowe entertained at a Christmas party for aides-de-camp and their wives. At the le(...)
12/17/1963
Day to remember. Lieutenant-governor W. Earl Rowe and Mrs. Rowe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday with near-surprise party for them (...)
Day to remember. Lieutenant-governor W. Earl Rowe and Mrs. Rowe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday with near-surprise party for them (...)
6/27/1967
Riding to open the Ontario Legislature, Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, flanked by horse guards, was like a new bride with something old, something bor(...)
Riding to open the Ontario Legislature, Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, flanked by horse guards, was like a new bride with something old, something bor(...)
1/20/1965
Lt.-Gov. Earl Rowe is well looked after by grandchildren. At inaugural reception yesterday, Jane Rowe, 14, Cynthia Rowe, 5, serve granddad
Lt.-Gov. Earl Rowe is well looked after by grandchildren. At inaugural reception yesterday, Jane Rowe, 14, Cynthia Rowe, 5, serve granddad
5/2/1963
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Wadds posed, after their weeding yesterday, with bride's parents. It.-Gov. and Mrs. Earl Rowe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Wadds posed, after their weeding yesterday, with bride's parents. It.-Gov. and Mrs. Earl Rowe
8/8/1964
Ontario's new first hostess, Mrs. Earl Rowe, is a dignified, reticent, yet neighborly wife and mother
Ontario's new first hostess, Mrs. Earl Rowe, is a dignified, reticent, yet neighborly wife and mother
1/17/1963
After the Parliamentary pomp of yesterday's opening of the Ontario Legislature came the pleasure of a reception held by Lieut.-Gov. Earl Rowe and Mrs.(...)
After the Parliamentary pomp of yesterday's opening of the Ontario Legislature came the pleasure of a reception held by Lieut.-Gov. Earl Rowe and Mrs.(...)
1/16/1964