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The Shrine at Cap de Madeline, Que, This province is filled with many such religious edifices of both artistic and historical interest
The Shrine at Cap de Madeline, Que, This province is filled with many such religious edifices of both artistic and historical interest

The Shrine at Cap de Madeline, Que, This province is filled with many such religious edifices of both artistic and historical interest

Date7/9/1932
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Shrine at Cap de Madeline; Que; This province is filled with many such religious edifices of both artistic and historical interest
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105650F
Description et plan d'un nouveau calorifer à air chaud, sur le système tubulaire, pour chauffer les édifices privés et publics /inventé par Chs. Baillairgé, construit par Z. Chartré
Description et plan d'un nouveau calorifer à air chaud, sur le système tubulaire, pour chauffer les édifices privés et publics /inventé par Chs. Baillairgé, construit par Z. Chartré
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1835
The new shrine at St. Anne de Beaupre, Que., replaces the former structures destroyed by fire. The towers are as yet unfinished but the church is in use
The new shrine at St. Anne de Beaupre, Que., replaces the former structures destroyed by fire. The towers are as yet unfinished but the church is in use
9/10/1932
Sister Madeline Martineau, born in a village on the shores of James Bay, shows instructor Berndt Berglund a wooden scoop she carved. On trips, she uses it as a snow-scraper and soup spoon
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Recall growth to present splendid edifice
Recall growth to present splendid edifice
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This striking picture of rows of bridges across the Chicago river in the city's hear, shows a photographer needs no mountains to reach a camera height. The skyscraper, left is the world's largest office edifice.
This striking picture of rows of bridges across the Chicago river in the city's hear, shows a photographer needs no mountains to reach a camera height. The skyscraper, left is the world's largest office edifice.
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Independence Hall is just one of many Philadelphia shrines
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