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Princess Alex at Moss Park Armories, She danced with Lieutenant Governor Earl Rowe
Princess Alex at Moss Park Armories, She danced with Lieutenant Governor Earl Rowe

Princess Alex at Moss Park Armories, She danced with Lieutenant Governor Earl Rowe

Date5/17/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Princess Alex at Moss Park Armories; She danced with Lieutenant Governor Earl Rowe.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122762F
Women join Opp ranks, Among the first women sworn into the Ontario Provincial Police, Mrs Diane Brock takes the oath at Moss Park Armories Yesterday. 14 other women were among graduates
Women join Opp ranks, Among the first women sworn into the Ontario Provincial Police, Mrs Diane Brock takes the oath at Moss Park Armories Yesterday. 14 other women were among graduates
6/21/1974
Lower left: Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe greets Princess Margaret at Malton airport
Lower left: Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe greets Princess Margaret at Malton airport
10/6/1967
A standing ovation from 31,700 racing fans greeted the Queen Mother when she arrived at woodbine, with Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, in a landau with(...)
A standing ovation from 31,700 racing fans greeted the Queen Mother when she arrived at woodbine, with Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, in a landau with(...)
1/27/1965
Mrs. Earl Rowe shakes hand of Mrs. Arthur M. Winton while Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe looks on. The old with their memories and the young with their(...)
Mrs. Earl Rowe shakes hand of Mrs. Arthur M. Winton while Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe looks on. The old with their memories and the young with their(...)
8/22/1967
In awe: Bobby Hayden, 10, of Agincourt got to shake hands with Princess Alexandra yesterday at a reception on Moss Park Armory's drill floor for junior ranks
In awe: Bobby Hayden, 10, of Agincourt got to shake hands with Princess Alexandra yesterday at a reception on Moss Park Armory's drill floor for junior ranks
4/27/1980
Attention to Duty: As its colonel-in-chief, Princess Alexandra, the Queen's first cousin, inspected the Queen's Own Rifles regiment at Moss Park Armory Saturday
Attention to Duty: As its colonel-in-chief, Princess Alexandra, the Queen's first cousin, inspected the Queen's Own Rifles regiment at Moss Park Armory Saturday
4/26/1980
Day to remember. Lieutenant-governor W. Earl Rowe and Mrs. Rowe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday with near-surprise party for them (...)
Day to remember. Lieutenant-governor W. Earl Rowe and Mrs. Rowe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday with near-surprise party for them (...)
6/27/1967
Lieutenant-governor W. Earl Rowe, resplendent in his braided Windsor suit, checks ostrich-plumed hat before setting out with military escort for openi(...)
Lieutenant-governor W. Earl Rowe, resplendent in his braided Windsor suit, checks ostrich-plumed hat before setting out with military escort for openi(...)
1/25/1966
Riding to open the Ontario Legislature, Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, flanked by horse guards, was like a new bride with something old, something bor(...)
Riding to open the Ontario Legislature, Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe, flanked by horse guards, was like a new bride with something old, something bor(...)
1/20/1965
Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe. In the Throne Speech the big news was housing
Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe. In the Throne Speech the big news was housing
1/25/1967
Outside. Wide angle lens gives this panoramic view of yesterday's opening of the Ontario Legislature by Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe. Here military l(...)
Outside. Wide angle lens gives this panoramic view of yesterday's opening of the Ontario Legislature by Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe. Here military l(...)
1/21/1985
Setting Election Day, Premier John Robarts looks on as Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe signs the warrant calling for an Ontario election on Wednesday, Sept. 25
Setting Election Day, Premier John Robarts looks on as Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe signs the warrant calling for an Ontario election on Wednesday, Sept. 25
8/16/1963