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Grant McCracken is head of ROM's Institute of Contemporary Culture
Grant McCracken is head of ROM's Institute of Contemporary Culture

Grant McCracken is head of ROM's Institute of Contemporary Culture

Date7/16/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129763F
Royal Treasures: Dr. Ed Keall, an archeologist and curator-in-charge of the Rom's West Asian department holds a centuries-old piece of pottery. He has spent five years of his career working in the Middle East.
Royal Treasures: Dr. Ed Keall, an archeologist and curator-in-charge of the Rom's West Asian department holds a centuries-old piece of pottery. He has spent five years of his career working in the Middle East.
10/20/1989
Grant McCracken
Grant McCracken
3/28/1995
Grant McCracken cultural anthropologist
Grant McCracken cultural anthropologist
6/4/1997
Decorative apparel: Alexandra Palmer of the ROM's textile department examines a Molyneux jacket
Decorative apparel: Alexandra Palmer of the ROM's textile department examines a Molyneux jacket
5/16/1989
Walter Tovell, director of the Royal Ontario Museum, says he wishes to allay readers fears of the ROM's seeming total disregard for national heritage.(...)
Walter Tovell, director of the Royal Ontario Museum, says he wishes to allay readers fears of the ROM's seeming total disregard for national heritage.(...)
11/15/1974
Doctor Design: Michael Blythin, former head designer at the ROM, set up his own company to do everything from building home additions to designing Victorian homes.
Doctor Design: Michael Blythin, former head designer at the ROM, set up his own company to do everything from building home additions to designing Victorian homes.
1/13/1985
Old Days: They were good years, says James McCracken, looking back on a police career that began in 1920 and lasted a quarter of a century.
Old Days: They were good years, says James McCracken, looking back on a police career that began in 1920 and lasted a quarter of a century.
2/28/1991
Radio active: Ronald McCracken belongs to the 20-member Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team helping motorists in distress.
Radio active: Ronald McCracken belongs to the 20-member Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team helping motorists in distress.
6/5/1983
The youth culture is overserviced, says John Fisher, right, who heads a co-ordinating body for Toronto youth services. Fisher, talking to student Roger Ames, says the youths who didn't need the services badly probably became sick as a result of this depen
The youth culture is overserviced, says John Fisher, right, who heads a co-ordinating body for Toronto youth services. Fisher, talking to student Roger Ames, says the youths who didn't need the services badly probably became sick as a result of this depen
5/30/1972
Quest: Kirk Grayson, a University of Toronto Professor, (foreground) is head of an international team who'll sift Mesopotamian inscriptions for the true story of the Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian cultures
Quest: Kirk Grayson, a University of Toronto Professor, (foreground) is head of an international team who'll sift Mesopotamian inscriptions for the true story of the Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian cultures
3/28/1980
George Robb stands in front of the contemporary Georgian house he redesigned with courtyard, porch and recessed garages
George Robb stands in front of the contemporary Georgian house he redesigned with courtyard, porch and recessed garages
1/6/1977
Learning from past: Oliver Botar, who organized the Hungarians in Canada exhibition, says he now identifies with contemporary Hungarian-Canadian achievers.
Learning from past: Oliver Botar, who organized the Hungarians in Canada exhibition, says he now identifies with contemporary Hungarian-Canadian achievers.
11/9/1989