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In The Kingston Station, the three children of Mayor George Speal wear tercentenary costumes to welcome the Queen
In The Kingston Station, the three children of Mayor George Speal wear tercentenary costumes to welcome the Queen

In The Kingston Station, the three children of Mayor George Speal wear tercentenary costumes to welcome the Queen

Date6/27/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: In The Kingston Station; the three children of Mayor George Speal wear tercentenary costumes to welcome the Queen. From left are Allison; 6; Stephanie; 10; and Edward; 12. Their escort is Kingston Constable Peter Martin.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122805F
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