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Robert McComber from Caughnawaga Indian Reservoir Montreal working on high steel constructions site in downtown Montreal as welder
Robert McComber from Caughnawaga Indian Reservoir Montreal working on high steel constructions site in downtown Montreal as welder

Robert McComber from Caughnawaga Indian Reservoir Montreal working on high steel constructions site in downtown Montreal as welder

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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert McComber from Caughnawaga Indian Reservoir Montreal working on high steel constructions site in downtown Montreal as welder.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005191F
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