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Arrival and departure were the greatest moments in every centre their majesties visited, from Quebec to Victoria and back across a continent. But loud(...)
Arrival and departure were the greatest moments in every centre their majesties visited, from Quebec to Victoria and back across a continent. But loud(...)

Arrival and departure were the greatest moments in every centre their majesties visited, from Quebec to Victoria and back across a continent. But loud(...)

Date6/17/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Arrival and departure were the greatest moments in every centre their majesties visited; from Quebec to Victoria and back across a continent. But louder than ever were the cheers that greeted the King and Queen as they first appeared on the train platform entering Halifax; for this was their last arrival before their final departure from Canada.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122545F
Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building, Victoria
Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building, Victoria
6/17/1939
These thrones, in Quebec's parliament house, hold their majesties today
These thrones, in Quebec's parliament house, hold their majesties today
5/17/1939
In the lower picture, their majesties are seen driving through a line-up of war veterans on their visit to Quebec
In the lower picture, their majesties are seen driving through a line-up of war veterans on their visit to Quebec
6/3/1939
Cardinal Villeneuve, Canada's highest Roman Catholic dignitary, is shown (upper right) being presented to their majesties at Quebec
Cardinal Villeneuve, Canada's highest Roman Catholic dignitary, is shown (upper right) being presented to their majesties at Quebec
6/3/1939
The dust-filled air rings with merry cries, as high-spirited Quebec folk, waiting to see their majesties, playfully push each other down the hill. All(...)
The dust-filled air rings with merry cries, as high-spirited Quebec folk, waiting to see their majesties, playfully push each other down the hill. All(...)
5/20/1939
In These cars their Majesties Will Ride: Lined up early today at Camp Borden were these four long, sleek limousines-all four finished in royal purple
In These cars their Majesties Will Ride: Lined up early today at Camp Borden were these four long, sleek limousines-all four finished in royal purple
5/9/1939
Provincial Parliament Buildings Charlottetown where then majesties were welcomed on behalf of the city and Province Chairs remained dinning ceremony
Provincial Parliament Buildings Charlottetown where then majesties were welcomed on behalf of the city and Province Chairs remained dinning ceremony
6/1/1939
Mr. And Mrs. Alvan Gamble and their adopted children were photographed at their house in Unionville, moments before the boys left for school. From lef(...)
Mr. And Mrs. Alvan Gamble and their adopted children were photographed at their house in Unionville, moments before the boys left for school. From lef(...)
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for Royal Luncheon. Their majesties will occupy the central chairs, TOP CENTRE, at the high table, under shields bearing the coats of arms of universi(...)
for Royal Luncheon. Their majesties will occupy the central chairs, TOP CENTRE, at the high table, under shields bearing the coats of arms of universi(...)
5/8/1939
Will meet their majesties. During the rest period in the late afternoon of their majesties' visit to Toronto next Monday, Mrs. Albert Matthews, right,(...)
Will meet their majesties. During the rest period in the late afternoon of their majesties' visit to Toronto next Monday, Mrs. Albert Matthews, right,(...)
2/1/1938
Ottawa Society, eager as any other group of Canadians to get a close-up of the King and Queen, press forward as their majesties emerge from Rideau Hal(...)
Ottawa Society, eager as any other group of Canadians to get a close-up of the King and Queen, press forward as their majesties emerge from Rideau Hal(...)
6/3/1939
Surronded by a score of motorcycle officers, the car carrying their majesties, heads the long cavalcade from New York's Battery to the World's Fair, a(...)
Surronded by a score of motorcycle officers, the car carrying their majesties, heads the long cavalcade from New York's Battery to the World's Fair, a(...)
6/24/1939