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Harold Hilliard and Jack Marshall
Harold Hilliard and Jack Marshall

Harold Hilliard and Jack Marshall

Date1956-11
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Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: THE STAR WEEKLY TEAM of Hilliard and Marshall as they crossed the country
Medium
Dimensions35.3 cm x 25.7 cm
Extent
  • 35.3 cm x 25.7 cm
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTS-II-140-GT-029
Harold Hilliard: North York's heritage
Harold Hilliard: North York's heritage
5/9/1980
Harold Hilliard of Willowdale, a Star reporter, makes a point with his dachshund, Trudeau
Harold Hilliard of Willowdale, a Star reporter, makes a point with his dachshund, Trudeau
9/20/1979
Sandra Hilliard, a 19-year-old Grade 13 student at Runnymede Collegiate, won the Diamond Jubilee award for history, the Runnymede staff award for biol(...)
Sandra Hilliard, a 19-year-old Grade 13 student at Runnymede Collegiate, won the Diamond Jubilee award for history, the Runnymede staff award for biol(...)
4/10/1982
A strange trio of cheerleaders, Peter Pozak, Tom Hilliard and John Watson, provided lively entertainment for Grey Cup spectators who gathered at the W(...)
A strange trio of cheerleaders, Peter Pozak, Tom Hilliard and John Watson, provided lively entertainment for Grey Cup spectators who gathered at the W(...)
11/28/1971
A victim of the lung disease emphysema, Hilliard Thompson Biggar walks along the street with his portable oxygen system
A victim of the lung disease emphysema, Hilliard Thompson Biggar walks along the street with his portable oxygen system
10/21/1970
Four firemen in white shirts, black pants, ties and peaked officer caps, pose with fire engine. ...
Fire chief Fred Mitchell, Capt. Roy Weech, stand beside new fire truck on left, with Capt. Bryan Mitchell seated in cab, and Capt. Jack Smith behind the wheel. Capt. Forbes Marshall stands beside him.
1953-08
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
All hail the chief: From left, former Metro police chiefs Harold Adamson and Jack Ackroyd, retiring Chief Jack Marks and his successor William McCormack join hands at a luncheon and roast for Masks
8/14/1989
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
Troubled Trio: Police chiefs Jack Marks, left, Harold Adamson, top, and Jack Ackroyd each struggled with the job of leading a Metro police force in turmoil
5/12/1975
Cher (right) slept here: The Prime Minister's Suite in Sutton Place, $450 a night for five bathrooms, three bedrooms, mahogany floors and paintings by Harold Town, Jack Bush and Kenojuac
Cher (right) slept here: The Prime Minister's Suite in Sutton Place, $450 a night for five bathrooms, three bedrooms, mahogany floors and paintings by Harold Town, Jack Bush and Kenojuac
9/5/1979
Former chiefs: Jack Ackroyd, left, and Harold Adamson are credited for taking the first steps to improve relations between Metro police and minorities when they headed the force
Former chiefs: Jack Ackroyd, left, and Harold Adamson are credited for taking the first steps to improve relations between Metro police and minorities when they headed the force
1/2/1983
Congratulations: Police Chief Harold Adamson (right) toasts his successor, Deputy Chief Jack Ackroyd, after announcing retirement as head of the 6,000-member department
Congratulations: Police Chief Harold Adamson (right) toasts his successor, Deputy Chief Jack Ackroyd, after announcing retirement as head of the 6,000-member department
3/12/1980
Coming and going, Retiring Metro police chief Harold Adamson is embraced by his successor Jack Ackroyd (left) after receiving a humanitarian award for(...)
Coming and going, Retiring Metro police chief Harold Adamson is embraced by his successor Jack Ackroyd (left) after receiving a humanitarian award for(...)
4/30/1990