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Princess Anne and her husband Capt
Princess Anne and her husband Capt

Princess Anne and her husband Capt

Date11/15/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Princess Anne and her husband Capt. Mark Philips; during their visit to Toronto: One reader says she resented traffic being tied up for royal motorcade. Another says it was not princess' decision.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0122897F
Princess Anne and her husband Capt Mark Pillips arrive by open carriage at St Pauls Cathedral for the Silver Jubilee thanksgiving Service
Princess Anne and her husband Capt Mark Pillips arrive by open carriage at St Pauls Cathedral for the Silver Jubilee thanksgiving Service
7/1/1977
A Royal visit comes to an end, Leaving Toronto after a three-day visit, Princess Anne and her husband, Capt
A Royal visit comes to an end, Leaving Toronto after a three-day visit, Princess Anne and her husband, Capt
11/18/1974
Is Princess Anne headed for the divorce courts? One London columnist predicts husband Mark Phillips will divorce her within five years
Is Princess Anne headed for the divorce courts? One London columnist predicts husband Mark Phillips will divorce her within five years
7/1/1977
Mark Phillips: Princess Anne's husband is natty in a Daks houndstooth sports jacket at a press reception held by the British menswear manufacturers and retailers
Mark Phillips: Princess Anne's husband is natty in a Daks houndstooth sports jacket at a press reception held by the British menswear manufacturers and retailers
6/27/1986
Opening Dance, at the Princess Margaret Ball in the Royal York Hotel last night was led off by a smiling Princess Margaret and her husband, Lord snowd(...)
Opening Dance, at the Princess Margaret Ball in the Royal York Hotel last night was led off by a smiling Princess Margaret and her husband, Lord snowd(...)
10/6/1967
Mary Anne Shoults weds, Capt. And Mrs. Kim Waterhouse are shown after their wedding in Bishop Strachan School chapel. The former Mary Anne Shoults is (...)
Mary Anne Shoults weds, Capt. And Mrs. Kim Waterhouse are shown after their wedding in Bishop Strachan School chapel. The former Mary Anne Shoults is (...)
9/20/1970
Gifts for Alexandra's children, Cousin of the Queen, Princess Alexandra, now in Toronto with her husband Angus Ogilvy, receives gifts for her two chil(...)
Gifts for Alexandra's children, Cousin of the Queen, Princess Alexandra, now in Toronto with her husband Angus Ogilvy, receives gifts for her two chil(...)
5/17/1967
Waiting for Goldie's return, Blind woman Anne Weatherby is comforted by her husband Roland today as they await word about her seeing-eye dog Goldie, w(...)
Waiting for Goldie's return, Blind woman Anne Weatherby is comforted by her husband Roland today as they await word about her seeing-eye dog Goldie, w(...)
3/20/1978
First full day: Princess Anne had a gruelling schedule during her one-day visit to Kingston but her smile never failed
First full day: Princess Anne had a gruelling schedule during her one-day visit to Kingston but her smile never failed
11/13/1979
The Future Queen of England, Princess Elizabeth, and her future husband, Naval Lieut
The Future Queen of England, Princess Elizabeth, and her future husband, Naval Lieut
8/2/1947
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands and her husband Pieter van Vollenhoven sign the guest book at luncheon hosted by the lieutenant-governor at Royal York
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands and her husband Pieter van Vollenhoven sign the guest book at luncheon hosted by the lieutenant-governor at Royal York
5/3/1974
She stopped Royal Car for the Kids, Princess Alexandra and her husband arrive at Queen's Park today for receptionéand warm greeting from 100 applaudin(...)
She stopped Royal Car for the Kids, Princess Alexandra and her husband arrive at Queen's Park today for receptionéand warm greeting from 100 applaudin(...)
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