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Date: 1916
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Type of material: Art

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    Group Portrait of Caughnawaga Children Dressed for a Procession

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2843531
    Date:
    ca. 1910-1925
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1986-020 PIC, 00061, Box number: PC-17
    ... young girls from the Caughnawaga reserve, in white communion dresses for the August 15th procession Inscribed. Inscription: ìn the print, recto, below image 
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    A Solemn Occasion / Somewhat Suspicious / Twilite Sleep Fur All Progressive Wee Yorkers / Everything Leads to Donlands

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2867412
    Date:
    January 4, 1916
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1987-070 X PIC, 00283, Box number: 1009
    ... Young Tom Church speaks with his uncle (nunkey John) Robertson of the Telegram. Church is Mayor of Toronto. Also published Jan. 7, 1916 and Nov. 21, 1916 
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    First Street West, looking South from Grain Exchange,

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2984635
    Date:
    1866-1933
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1982-129 PIC, 00094, Box number: PC-03
    First Street West, looking South from Grain Exchange,. Calgary (Alta.) other autre postcard / carte postale. This accession contains 107 postcards and 1 
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