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Above is shown the existing home of the Queen's Own sergeants' mess on University Ave
Above is shown the existing home of the Queen's Own sergeants' mess on University Ave

Above is shown the existing home of the Queen's Own sergeants' mess on University Ave

Date10/29/1928
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Original Toronto Star caption: Above is shown the existing home of the Queen's Own sergeants' mess on University Ave.; which has been purchased by the Canada Life Assurance Co.; the deal to be consumated on assumption of the property for $60;000. The building will be eliminated to make way for the splendid new building to be erected for the purchase concern. The other picture shows small the east side of Univ [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0112873F
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