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This Striking silhouette is the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, British Columbia's capital, etched in electric light against an evening sky. They ar(...)
This Striking silhouette is the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, British Columbia's capital, etched in electric light against an evening sky. They ar(...)

This Striking silhouette is the Parliament Buildings in Victoria, British Columbia's capital, etched in electric light against an evening sky. They ar(...)

Date7/6/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: This Striking silhouette is the Parliament Buildings in Victoria; British Columbia's capital; etched in electric light against an evening sky. They are reflected in the water of its sheltered ocean harbor.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105191F
Nova Scotia goalkeeper Debbie Gibson turns aside a shot by British Columbia's Sarah Hill in national field hockey tournament
Nova Scotia goalkeeper Debbie Gibson turns aside a shot by British Columbia's Sarah Hill in national field hockey tournament
8/30/1989
Less well known, than they should be are the Brandywine Falls plunging a sheer 200 feet in British Columbia's coastal mountains. Theyère in caribou country on the Pacific Eastern Railroad
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12/21/1946
Miss Hide Hyoto, British Columbia's only Japanese public school teacher, who is serving voluntarily, after her school closes, at Hastings park, Vancou(...)
Miss Hide Hyoto, British Columbia's only Japanese public school teacher, who is serving voluntarily, after her school closes, at Hastings park, Vancou(...)
5/16/1942
Reporter Lotta Dempsey had to use all the tricks in the 'trade to capture British Columbia's Premier David Barrett for an interview. But he proved to (...)
Reporter Lotta Dempsey had to use all the tricks in the 'trade to capture British Columbia's Premier David Barrett for an interview. But he proved to (...)
4/11/1973
Criticism of U.S. by British Columbia's Premier Barrett, above, is defended by West Coast resident below, who says it's a legitimate view, even though the premier does not speak for all Canadians
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1/30/1975
The frequent greyness of the skies over Britain is apparent in this panorama that shows Harlech castle and the outlines of the Welsh mountains etched (...)
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4/20/1946
Evelyn Keyes who is appearing in Columbia's The Jolson Story
Evelyn Keyes who is appearing in Columbia's The Jolson Story
1/1/1947
Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building, Victoria
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6/17/1939
The Parliament Buildings in Victoria sit right on the inner harbor in one of the prettiest settings in Canada
The Parliament Buildings in Victoria sit right on the inner harbor in one of the prettiest settings in Canada
5/18/1974
Victoria, statue, e. of entrance to Parliament Buildings (1893), Queen's Park, looking east
Victoria, statue, e. of entrance to Parliament Buildings (1893), Queen's Park, looking east
1910
Victoria, statue, e. of entrance to Parliament Buildings, Queen's Park
Victoria, statue, e. of entrance to Parliament Buildings, Queen's Park
1913
Canada - British Columbia - Vancouver - Buildings
Canada - British Columbia - Vancouver - Buildings
4/10/1986