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Chief Combatants and Osgoode fence over which they're waging tear-it down war
Chief Combatants and Osgoode fence over which they're waging tear-it down war

Chief Combatants and Osgoode fence over which they're waging tear-it down war

Date1/5/1960
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chief Combatants and Osgoode fence over which they're waging tear-it down war
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110377F
The combatants, Greek Prime Minister George Rallies, left, and Socialist leader Andreas Papandreou are embroiled in a bitter campaign leading up to the Oct. 18 elections
The combatants, Greek Prime Minister George Rallies, left, and Socialist leader Andreas Papandreou are embroiled in a bitter campaign leading up to the Oct. 18 elections
12/28/1972
Some of the crowd of curious persons Which gathered outside the iron fence of Osgoode Hall to see the various personalities, gazing through the iron rails
Some of the crowd of curious persons Which gathered outside the iron fence of Osgoode Hall to see the various personalities, gazing through the iron rails
11/6/1936
Waging war
Waging war
5/14/1980
'They're going to tear this place down' says a guard who helped quell March riot but Millhaven warden remains optimistic
'They're going to tear this place down' says a guard who helped quell March riot but Millhaven warden remains optimistic
10/21/1975
Osgoode Hall, named in honor of William Osgoode, first chief justice of Upper Canada
Osgoode Hall, named in honor of William Osgoode, first chief justice of Upper Canada
9/14/1976
Osgoode Hall, Queen Street West, northeast corner University Avenue, fence
Osgoode Hall, Queen Street West, northeast corner University Avenue, fence
1900
Gashed Portrait: An Osgoode Hall usher examines a painting of Ontario's chief justice from 1884 to 1897, Sir John Hawkins Hagarty, one of 7 vandalized there Tuesday
Gashed Portrait: An Osgoode Hall usher examines a painting of Ontario's chief justice from 1884 to 1897, Sir John Hawkins Hagarty, one of 7 vandalized there Tuesday
2/6/1991
City Hall chandelier, If this was Germany the Nazis would walk into this city hall and tear down all these heavy brass lighting fixtures for munitions(...)
City Hall chandelier, If this was Germany the Nazis would walk into this city hall and tear down all these heavy brass lighting fixtures for munitions(...)
2/14/1942
Bar Honors Dead. Although next Wednesday is Remembrance Day, the Law Society of Upper Canada held service yesterday at World War II memorial in rotunda of Osgoode Hall
Bar Honors Dead. Although next Wednesday is Remembrance Day, the Law Society of Upper Canada held service yesterday at World War II memorial in rotunda of Osgoode Hall
11/7/1964
Small stores and over-the-garden-fence intimacy are features of two-storey borough which has resisted high-rise
Small stores and over-the-garden-fence intimacy are features of two-storey borough which has resisted high-rise
10/7/1970
Crumpled wreckage of twin-engined Piper Apache, in which four men died early today, lies tilted over fence in backyard on Cattrick St., in Malton, qua(...)
Crumpled wreckage of twin-engined Piper Apache, in which four men died early today, lies tilted over fence in backyard on Cattrick St., in Malton, qua(...)
4/23/1968
Andrew smith estate sold. Above is a photograph of the old city registry office, which is now in the hands of the wreckers, who will tear it down in t(...)
Andrew smith estate sold. Above is a photograph of the old city registry office, which is now in the hands of the wreckers, who will tear it down in t(...)
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