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Louis Cote of Ottawa unveiling the tablet in memory of the great explorer, Etienne Brule, who journeyed down the Humber river to discover Lake Ontario
Louis Cote of Ottawa unveiling the tablet in memory of the great explorer, Etienne Brule, who journeyed down the Humber river to discover Lake Ontario

Louis Cote of Ottawa unveiling the tablet in memory of the great explorer, Etienne Brule, who journeyed down the Humber river to discover Lake Ontario

Date9/19/1932
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Original Toronto Star caption: Louis Cote of Ottawa unveiling the tablet in memory of the great explorer; Etienne Brule; who journeyed down the Humber river to discover Lake Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106529F
Fistful of dollies: Even though David Field is confined to a wheel chair, he is an accomplished dollmaker, creating reproduction Canadian dolls ranging from early explorers Etienne Brule and John Cabot to modern day politicians like Pierre Trudeau and Bri
Fistful of dollies: Even though David Field is confined to a wheel chair, he is an accomplished dollmaker, creating reproduction Canadian dolls ranging from early explorers Etienne Brule and John Cabot to modern day politicians like Pierre Trudeau and Bri
8/5/1987
Shows a stone monument with a plaque, standing next to a sidewalk.
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Tablet struck in memory of lost explorers
Tablet struck in memory of lost explorers
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History of Brûlé discoveries and explorations 1610-1626... with a biographical notice of the discoverer and explorer, who was killed and eaten by savages
History of Brûlé discoveries and explorations 1610-1626... with a biographical notice of the discoverer and explorer, who was killed and eaten by savages
1898
Humber River, Brule Lake, looking south from Riverside Drive, just north of South Kingsway
Humber River, Brule Lake, looking south from Riverside Drive, just north of South Kingsway
1953-05
A ceremony of widespread interest will be observed at Niagara-on-the-Lake Sunday afternoon, when the re-dedication and unveiling of tablets will take (...)
A ceremony of widespread interest will be observed at Niagara-on-the-Lake Sunday afternoon, when the re-dedication and unveiling of tablets will take (...)
12/11/1937
Order of service on occasion of unveiling the table in honored memory of brave men from this congregation who lost their lives in the Great War
Order of service on occasion of unveiling the table in honored memory of brave men from this congregation who lost their lives in the Great War
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1921
Order of service for the unveiling of the memorial tablet
Order of service for the unveiling of the memorial tablet
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Public School, unveiling of memorial tablet to Alexander Muir, Oct
Public School, unveiling of memorial tablet to Alexander Muir, Oct
1908
Royal link: Charles de Bourbon stands in front of a portrait of his great-great grandfather, who claimed to be Louis XVII of France.
Royal link: Charles de Bourbon stands in front of a portrait of his great-great grandfather, who claimed to be Louis XVII of France.
8/25/1988