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Scenes for you to remember memory
Scenes for you to remember memory

Scenes for you to remember memory

Date4/1/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Scenes for you to remember memory. Right; the waterfront in Hong Kong makes a memorable picture.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117462F
Scenes in the Rockies are action packed, And there's a bargain-priced trip to get you there
Scenes in the Rockies are action packed, And there's a bargain-priced trip to get you there
7/9/1973
Any way you turn scenes like this greet your eye at Interlaken in central Switzerland
Any way you turn scenes like this greet your eye at Interlaken in central Switzerland
6/26/1969
Many memories: Dr. Clarence Edwin Brooks, 101, a resident at Thorncliffe Central Park Lodge, remembers when Yonge St. was a dirt road of isolated vill(...)
Many memories: Dr. Clarence Edwin Brooks, 101, a resident at Thorncliffe Central Park Lodge, remembers when Yonge St. was a dirt road of isolated vill(...)
9/1/1987
Croations remember 300,000 dead, About 800 Croatians hold a prayer service and protest at Nathan Phillips Square in memory of 300,000 who died in what(...)
Croations remember 300,000 dead, About 800 Croatians hold a prayer service and protest at Nathan Phillips Square in memory of 300,000 who died in what(...)
5/17/1987
Fond memories: Isabella Linton, 88, who watched the first Santa parade in 1905, and Dr. John Maxwell, 79, who took part in it while he was a high school and university student in the 1920s. remember the early parades as the extravaganzas of the day. Linton also got her own children up at 6 a.m. to get downtown from Weston for the annual event.
Fond memories: Isabella Linton, 88, who watched the first Santa parade in 1905, and Dr. John Maxwell, 79, who took part in it while he was a high school and university student in the 1920s. remember the early parades as the extravaganzas of the day. Linton also got her own children up at 6 a.m. to get downtown from Weston for the annual event.
10/30/1985
Childhood Memories: Judylaine Fine, above, seen left with her father in the 1950s, remembers their home smelling like a pink eraser
Childhood Memories: Judylaine Fine, above, seen left with her father in the 1950s, remembers their home smelling like a pink eraser
5/23/1989
Little ladders to learning : about how things are made, geography and costumes, science and art, city scenes, rural scenes, country employments
Little ladders to learning : about how things are made, geography and costumes, science and art, city scenes, rural scenes, country employments
1867
Nostalgic scenes. Trinidadian artist David Moore, 23, has a one-man showing of typical Caribbean village scenes during colonial days at the Parkdale Public Library. The show ends Saturday
Nostalgic scenes. Trinidadian artist David Moore, 23, has a one-man showing of typical Caribbean village scenes during colonial days at the Parkdale Public Library. The show ends Saturday
10/25/1979
As controversy swirls in the wake of a shocking, best-selling book, Clinton, Ontario- the scene of the original crime- remembers and ponders its role in the tragedy
As controversy swirls in the wake of a shocking, best-selling book, Clinton, Ontario- the scene of the original crime- remembers and ponders its role in the tragedy
4/30/1966
Don't you remember when you felt like this on Christmas morning?
Don't you remember when you felt like this on Christmas morning?
1908 circa
Jack Van Evera. I was petrified. Remember ladies and gentlemen, you only have one life to live and if you play your cards right, one's enough
Jack Van Evera. I was petrified. Remember ladies and gentlemen, you only have one life to live and if you play your cards right, one's enough
1/18/1965
Artigas Martinez told his son: 'Remember this . . .maybe it will teach you something.'
Artigas Martinez told his son: 'Remember this . . .maybe it will teach you something.'
7/5/1979