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    Costumed group representing the discovery of North America by John Cabot at an historical ball. Ottawa, Ontario, February 1896 février 1896.
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    Groupe à un bal historique dont les costumes représentent la découverte de l'Amérique du Nord par Jean Cabot

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    Item ID number:
    4447416
    Date:
    février 1896
    Source:
    Private
    Groupe à un bal historique dont les costumes représentent la découverte de l'Amérique du Nord par Jean Cabot. Mode Portraits Costume Sports & Amusements 
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    Costumed group representing the voyages of the Norsemen at a historical ball. Ottawa, Ontario, February 1896 [entre le 18-29 février, 1896].
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    Groupe à un bal historique dont les costumes représentent les voyages des explorateurs scandinaves

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    Item ID number:
    4447415
    Date:
    [entre le 18-29 février, 1896]
    Source:
    Private
    Groupe à un bal historique dont les costumes représentent les voyages des explorateurs scandinaves. Costume Sports & Amusements - Bals et danses Sports 
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    Lord Aberdeen's staff dressed as school girls for a masquerade skating party at Government House, announced as "Dame Marjorie's School". 1894 1894.
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    Lord Aberdeen's staff dressed as school girls for a masquerade skating party at Government House, announced as "Dame Marjorie's School". 1894

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    Item ID number:
    4447425
    Date:
    1894
    Source:
    Private
    Lord Aberdeen's staff dressed as school girls for a masquerade skating party at Government House, announced as "Dame Marjorie's School". 1894
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