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When the prince caught cold, It was a raw, cold day when the Prince of Wales rode to the hounds in Montreal and His Royal Highness was only lightly cl(...)
When the prince caught cold, It was a raw, cold day when the Prince of Wales rode to the hounds in Montreal and His Royal Highness was only lightly cl(...)

When the prince caught cold, It was a raw, cold day when the Prince of Wales rode to the hounds in Montreal and His Royal Highness was only lightly cl(...)

Date10/2/1924
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Original Toronto Star caption: When the prince caught cold; It was a raw; cold day when the Prince of Wales rode to the hounds in Montreal and His Royal Highness was only lightly clad. The above photograph was taken as the prince dismounted to take luncheon by the roadside.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0123765F
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Ball in honour of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, given by the citizens of Montreal, October thirtieth, MCMXIX
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