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Is this an immortal?

Date5/16/1977

Names

Mahler, John (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Is this an immortal?: Today's children; like boy doing a crayon rubbing of a gravestone in Mount Pleasant cemetery; may never suffer natural death if predictions of biologist Alvin Silverstein prove true.

Subject

Cemeteries

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110819F

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Black and while picture of a cottage surrounded by bushes.

Superintendent's office at St. James Cemetery, Toronto

Approximately 1932

MILITARY BURYING GROUND, Strachan Avenue, west of Fort York

1926

Tabor's Hill Indian burial site ossuary east side of Bellamy just north of Lawrence

8/25/1956

Military Burying Ground, Strachan Avenue, west of Fort York

1926

Image shows a track view with some trees and bushes around it.

G.T.R. Belt Line, looking northwest from east of Mt. Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario

1952

Image shows a track view with a lot of trees on both sides.

G.T.R. BELT LINE, looking east from east of Mt. Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ontario

1952

Brant's grave in the Mohawk Church cemetery near Brantford is enclosed with an iron fence

9/4/1926

Cemetery à Brantford (Ont.)

n.d.

St. John's (the Denison Burying Ground), Weston, circa 1890, Toronto, Ontario

1907?

St. John's Cemetery, Humber River, east side, south side of Clouston Avenue, Toronto, Ontario

1890 circa

Pounding waves and inclement weather making inroads on 30-foot-bluffs at Bronte have opened graves at lakeside Bronte cemetery where U.E.L. pioneers and Napoleonic war veterans lie

6/6/1946

St. James' Anglican Cemetery, Parliament St., east side, between Wellesley & Bloor Streets, looking northeast

1897?