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Mayor snaps his own souvenir photo

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Mayor snaps his own souvenir photo

Date5/24/1969

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Goode, Jeff (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Mayor snaps his own souvenir photo. Mayor William Dennison raises his camera to snap his own picture the equestrian statue of King Edward VII; which he had just dicated at ceremonies a few minutes before. The 3-ton statue was unveiled in Queen's Park Saturday. It was donated to the city by insurance executive Harry Jackman who bought it in India. The $13;000 cost of installing it on base was raised by private donors. [Incomplete]

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