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Thousands of school children in Western Ontario deserted their classrooms to cheer the King and Queen at the many stops made by the royal train betwee(...)
Thousands of school children in Western Ontario deserted their classrooms to cheer the King and Queen at the many stops made by the royal train betwee(...)

Thousands of school children in Western Ontario deserted their classrooms to cheer the King and Queen at the many stops made by the royal train betwee(...)

Date6/17/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Thousands of school children in Western Ontario deserted their classrooms to cheer the King and Queen at the many stops made by the royal train between Hamilton and Windsor. Above is shown one of the many cheering sections waving flags as the royal couple approached.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122488F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Hamilton||Windsor
Province or state:Ontario
Royal train completes coast-to-coast tour, At Halifax, eastern metropolis, the King and Queen received the loud-voiced farewell of Canada's cheering thousands
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35 miles to go, Star religion editor Tom Harpur stops for a rest on the ruined walls of ancient city of Jericho, overlooking a deserted town of mud hu(...)
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The King and Queen of story books live now for these invalid youngsters, who, unable to walk, were wheeled out to join the cheering thousands of other children who lined the royal route in Toronto
6/5/1939
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Makeshift high school consisting of 15 portable classrooms, a recreation centre and six rooms in a condemned school is inspected by Toronto Board of E(...)
Makeshift high school consisting of 15 portable classrooms, a recreation centre and six rooms in a condemned school is inspected by Toronto Board of E(...)
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Hats on: Students at Oshawa's O'Neill Collegiate make a fashion statement after a protest, then compromise, allowed students to wear caps in school, but not in classrooms or the auditorium
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Metro teachers left their classrooms May 14 to march on Queen's Park in protest against the ceilings imposed on spending by Education Minister Thomas (...)
Metro teachers left their classrooms May 14 to march on Queen's Park in protest against the ceilings imposed on spending by Education Minister Thomas (...)
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Ontario training centre Brampton boys walk freely from classrooms to cottage style dormatories's
Ontario training centre Brampton boys walk freely from classrooms to cottage style dormatories's
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