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Bobby McDougall, 5, peers out of the window of his family's home on Sackville St
Bobby McDougall, 5, peers out of the window of his family's home on Sackville St

Bobby McDougall, 5, peers out of the window of his family's home on Sackville St

Date9/10/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bobby McDougall; 5; peers out of the window of his family's home on Sackville St. Homeowners in Trefann Court blame absentee landlords for the rundown condition of many of the houses. Social workers complain that welfare recipients are housed in condemned houses.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115000F
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