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Master's Ladgings at Massey College have been furnished by Mrs
Master's Ladgings at Massey College have been furnished by Mrs

Master's Ladgings at Massey College have been furnished by Mrs

Date10/4/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Master's Ladgings at Massey College have been furnished by Mrs. Robertson Davies with collection of pieces from all over the world. She does her tapestry needlework on modern settee. At right is 17th century Italian chest. Brick wall at right is orange-brown the same as the exterior brick of the college. In foreground is old Welsh vase. Home is at Hoskin; Devonshire Place.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0115883F
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