IIIF

Over there

Date11/3/1982

Names

Calleja, Frank (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

FormatPicture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Over there: Harry Hassall, 86, a life member of the Port Credit Legion, served in France in World War I. He says Canadians must make their country a better, nobler, place to fulfill the dreams of those killed in war.

Subject

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Object NumberTSPA_0028522F

Discover More

War blinded honor comrades, Blind veterans Charles Hornsby (left) and Ivan White of Victoria march yesterday to the Cenotaph at the old city hall, esc(...)

6/21/1972

Common bond, Members of Sir Arthur Pearson Association of War Blinded gathered at Queen's Park for a memorial service, highlight of a five-day reunion(...)

6/18/1980

Paul McColl, left, pokes a bit of fun at army photo of his old World War I buddy Horace Wakefield

11/9/1978

The Poppy, flower of remembrance for the Canadian dead in two world wars, is worn by Sunnybrook Hospital patients, themselves veterans of those wars. (...)

11/10/1974

Honored veterans

11/3/1988

Emotional day

4/14/1985

To a long life: world war I veterans Dick Ellis, 96, left, and Billy Richardson, 98, share a toast from a bottle of 1937 champagne that was put away for the last two survivors of a battalion

6/6/1992

11/4/1991

4/16/1982

11/4/1983

5/22/1985

Honors for Italian War Veteran, Standing in front of countryman in carabinieri hat, 74-year-old Abelle Mariani is presented with gold medal at mass ye(...)

11/4/1971