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Mount Pleasant monument honors Salvation Army members drowned in the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St
Mount Pleasant monument honors Salvation Army members drowned in the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St

Mount Pleasant monument honors Salvation Army members drowned in the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St

Date11/4/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mount Pleasant monument honors Salvation Army members drowned in the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St. Lawrence.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028301F
Salvation Army, funeral procession of victims of Empress of Ireland sinking, on Yonge Street, looking northeast to Baxter St. at right of centre
Salvation Army, funeral procession of victims of Empress of Ireland sinking, on Yonge Street, looking northeast to Baxter St. at right of centre
6/8/1914
Salvation Army, funeral procession of victims of Empress of Ireland sinking, on Yonge Street, looking northeast to Baxter St. at right of centre
Salvation Army, funeral procession of victims of Empress of Ireland sinking, on Yonge Street, looking northeast to Baxter St. at right of centre
6/8/1914
Salvation Army, funeral procession of victims of Empress of Ireland sinking, on Yonge Street, looking northeast to Baxter St. at right of centre
Salvation Army, funeral procession of victims of Empress of Ireland sinking, on Yonge Street, looking northeast to Baxter St. at right of centre
6/8/1914
Oldest survivor: Etobicoke Salvationist Paul Ivany helps Grace Martyn, 80, place a wreath on a memorial to the 150 Army victims of the 1914 sinking of the Empress of Ireland
Oldest survivor: Etobicoke Salvationist Paul Ivany helps Grace Martyn, 80, place a wreath on a memorial to the 150 Army victims of the 1914 sinking of the Empress of Ireland
5/30/1987
Salvation Army Retired Officers' Residence, Davisville Avenue, north side, between Yonge Street ...
Salvation Army Retired Officers' Residence, Davisville Avenue, north side, between Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario
1981-08
Arthur and Isabel Meighen Lodge, Salvation Army, Davisville Avenue, north side, between Yonge S ...
Arthur and Isabel Meighen Lodge, Salvation Army, Davisville Avenue, north side, between Yonge Street and Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario
1981-08
Memorial: Plinth in Mount Pleasant Cemetery honours the victims of the sinking
Memorial: Plinth in Mount Pleasant Cemetery honours the victims of the sinking
2/27/1998
The kickoff of a $745,950 drive, Mayor Philip Givens (left) stands with members of the Salvation Army at City Hall where he officially opened the Army(...)
The kickoff of a $745,950 drive, Mayor Philip Givens (left) stands with members of the Salvation Army at City Hall where he officially opened the Army(...)
4/27/1964
The Salvation Army is always ready to pitch in if a cause is a worthy one and its members turn out in force to help deliver Star Santa Claus Fund parc(...)
The Salvation Army is always ready to pitch in if a cause is a worthy one and its members turn out in force to help deliver Star Santa Claus Fund parc(...)
12/22/1969
Sally Ann appeal launched on happy note, Trombonist Harold Fox and other members of the Salvation Army band helped kick off the Red Shield Appeal at N(...)
Sally Ann appeal launched on happy note, Trombonist Harold Fox and other members of the Salvation Army band helped kick off the Red Shield Appeal at N(...)
5/6/1985
Image shows a cemetery monument with some trees and other monuments around.
Freemasons Burial Plot, monument, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Ontario
1933
Mount pleasant cemetery: Monument of Aeneas McCharles and his wife marks one of the first graves in the cemetery
Mount pleasant cemetery: Monument of Aeneas McCharles and his wife marks one of the first graves in the cemetery
27 July 1982