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And now, maestro, a little fountain music, It's a little hard to visualize at the moment but some day summer is to return to Toronto. When that happen(...)
And now, maestro, a little fountain music, It's a little hard to visualize at the moment but some day summer is to return to Toronto. When that happen(...)

And now, maestro, a little fountain music, It's a little hard to visualize at the moment but some day summer is to return to Toronto. When that happen(...)

Date12/29/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: And now; maestro; a little fountain music; It's a little hard to visualize at the moment but some day summer is to return to Toronto. When that happens visitors to the gold-colored Royal Bank Plaza; nearing completion at Bay and Wellington Sts.; will be able to enjoy the cascading waters of the building's fountain-nova. Here workmen assist as the fountain is eased into place by crane. It's one of the largest fountains in North America.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109453F
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