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Heralding the 105th Canadian National Exhibition, the annual Ex Parade got off to a sunny start today at Queen's Park
Heralding the 105th Canadian National Exhibition, the annual Ex Parade got off to a sunny start today at Queen's Park

Heralding the 105th Canadian National Exhibition, the annual Ex Parade got off to a sunny start today at Queen's Park

Date8/16/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Heralding the 105th Canadian National Exhibition; the annual Ex Parade got off to a sunny start today at Queen's Park. A highlight was the Metro Toronto float (above); which included figures depicting major sports here; clockwise from bottom; Mario Speziale; Biagio Mazza; Derek Mighty; Derek Gorman.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0111925F
Taking a flyer at the ex, Holding on tight, visitors to the Canadian National Exhibition start the downward plunge on the roller coaster, the Flyer, on of the many exciting rides on the midway
Taking a flyer at the ex, Holding on tight, visitors to the Canadian National Exhibition start the downward plunge on the roller coaster, the Flyer, on of the many exciting rides on the midway
8/25/1972
Hold that tiger: Punjab, 475 pounds of tiger, is one of stars of Canadian National Sportsmen's Show, running from today until March 24, at Coliseum in Exhibition Park
Hold that tiger: Punjab, 475 pounds of tiger, is one of stars of Canadian National Sportsmen's Show, running from today until March 24, at Coliseum in Exhibition Park
3/16/1972
The 'Ex' opens in 8 days, It's only eight days until the opening of the Canadian National Exhibition
The 'Ex' opens in 8 days, It's only eight days until the opening of the Canadian National Exhibition
8/9/1976
How to look down on the ex, A huge new thrill ride will have passengers shrieking when the Canadian National Exhibition opens next Wednesday
How to look down on the ex, A huge new thrill ride will have passengers shrieking when the Canadian National Exhibition opens next Wednesday
8/6/1975
It's a sister act at the ex, Smiling, the clarke sisters from Orillia skim on skis during the aquarama at the Canadian National Exhibition yesterday: (...)
It's a sister act at the ex, Smiling, the clarke sisters from Orillia skim on skis during the aquarama at the Canadian National Exhibition yesterday: (...)
8/26/1975
Parade of Prize Winners, on Review Day Canadian National Exhibition. Toronto, Ont.
Parade of Prize Winners, on Review Day Canadian National Exhibition. Toronto, Ont.
1906
First air views as the big 1947 Canadian National Exhibition got under way opening day are shown here
First air views as the big 1947 Canadian National Exhibition got under way opening day are shown here
8/23/1947
Clouds set off the glass dome of the Horticultural buildings at the Canadian National Exhibition
Clouds set off the glass dome of the Horticultural buildings at the Canadian National Exhibition
8/23/1938
Rub-a-dub-dub, there were politicians in the tubs at Canadian National Exhibition waterfront for the annual bathtub derby yesterday. Two tubs capsized(...)
Rub-a-dub-dub, there were politicians in the tubs at Canadian National Exhibition waterfront for the annual bathtub derby yesterday. Two tubs capsized(...)
8/26/1976
Colorized photograph of a Beaux-Arts building with turrets. A body of water is in front of it.
National Industrial Building, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Canada
Approximately 1939
Color photograph of the front entrance to an area advertising a horse show.
Entrance, National Horse Show, Coliseum, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Canada
Approximately 1955
Leading the parade, Maurice Clarke, 35, dressed as King Billy, starts off from Queen's Park today with 4,000 Orangemen, their wives and friends in the(...)
Leading the parade, Maurice Clarke, 35, dressed as King Billy, starts off from Queen's Park today with 4,000 Orangemen, their wives and friends in the(...)
7/8/1972