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Queen accepting flowers from kids during her walkabout in downtown Vancouver followed by Mayor Gordon Campbell
Queen accepting flowers from kids during her walkabout in downtown Vancouver followed by Mayor Gordon Campbell

Queen accepting flowers from kids during her walkabout in downtown Vancouver followed by Mayor Gordon Campbell

Date10/19/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Queen accepting flowers from kids during her walkabout in downtown Vancouver followed by Mayor Gordon Campbell.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123425F
Queen accepting flowers from bystanders before entering hotel Vanc
Queen accepting flowers from bystanders before entering hotel Vanc
10/19/1987
Queen shake hand of senior citizen folow by mayor Gordon Campbell during her downtown walkout today after opening of science world exibit
Queen shake hand of senior citizen folow by mayor Gordon Campbell during her downtown walkout today after opening of science world exibit
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Flowers are Blooming both in the tidy gardens of Vancouver and in downtown street stalls
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Mayor David Crombie's daughter Carrie, 11, wearing cast on her leg, presents a bouquet of flowers to the Queen today at Nathan Phillips Square at City(...)
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Robert White, left, is filling in or the man he followed as mayor of Scarborough in 1969, Metro Chairman Albert Campbell, recovering from surgery
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Portfolio cover with illustration of three fairies surrounded by flowers. Text reading "Das Rei ...
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Queen doing walkabout and chating with crowd after her official opening of science world exibit at site of expo
10/19/1987
Usually somebody's daughter presents flowers to the Queen but this time premier of P.E.I. Walter Shaw hands a bouquet to Her Majesty. It was a busy day for Royal couple who dedicated $5;600;000 Fathers of Confederation Memorial buildings which commemorate Canada's birth. Visit is culmination of summer-long ceremonies which drew record number of tourists to the island province.
Usually somebody's daughter presents flowers to the Queen but this time premier of P.E.I. Walter Shaw hands a bouquet to Her Majesty. It was a busy day for Royal couple who dedicated $5;600;000 Fathers of Confederation Memorial buildings which commemorate Canada's birth. Visit is culmination of summer-long ceremonies which drew record number of tourists to the island province.
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Going walkabout: Prince Charles greets some of the children who waited in Nathan Phillips Square to see him after the official civic welcoming ceremony, presided over by Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton
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