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Royal signatures went into Sherbrooke's guest book as a chanting crowd brought smiles to the Queen's face with Alouette'. Vivian Tremaine, who nursed (...)
Royal signatures went into Sherbrooke's guest book as a chanting crowd brought smiles to the Queen's face with Alouette'. Vivian Tremaine, who nursed (...)

Royal signatures went into Sherbrooke's guest book as a chanting crowd brought smiles to the Queen's face with Alouette'. Vivian Tremaine, who nursed (...)

Date6/12/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Royal signatures went into Sherbrooke's guest book as a chanting crowd brought smiles to the Queen's face with Alouette'. Vivian Tremaine; who nursed the King's father when he was injured in France; was presented to their majestics.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122558F
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