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General view of Paris, Ontario from High School
General view of Paris, Ontario from High School

General view of Paris, Ontario from High School

Date1910
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General view of Paris, Ontario from High School.
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Dimensions5.5 x 3.5 inches
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberPCR-2085
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Paris
County:Brant (Ont. : County)
View on Grand River, Paris, Ontario
View on Grand River, Paris, Ontario
1910
Recueil de la correspondance des conférences du Canada avec le Conseil général de Paris et des rapports des assemblées générales. Publié avec l'approbation du Conseil supérieur du Canada
Recueil de la correspondance des conférences du Canada avec le Conseil général de Paris et des rapports des assemblées générales. Publié avec l'approbation du Conseil supérieur du Canada
1867
A chorus of thighs. Pierre Cardin, the Paris designer with 346 factories employing 70,000 people, introduced thigh-high fashions in his spring line la(...)
A chorus of thighs. Pierre Cardin, the Paris designer with 346 factories employing 70,000 people, introduced thigh-high fashions in his spring line la(...)
n.d.
The French school. Part I : l'écho de Paris : a selection of familiar phrases which a person would daily hear said around him if he were living among French people : with a vocabulary of all the words and idioms used in the work
The French school. Part I : l'écho de Paris : a selection of familiar phrases which a person would daily hear said around him if he were living among French people : with a vocabulary of all the words and idioms used in the work
1843
A Farewell to Paris. The last public appearance of Margaret Trudeau in Paris yesterday was leaving the city hall. She and her husband, Prime Minister (...)
A Farewell to Paris. The last public appearance of Margaret Trudeau in Paris yesterday was leaving the city hall. She and her husband, Prime Minister (...)
10/22/1974
Opinion of Mr. Dupin, advocate of the Royal court of Paris, on the rights of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada, Paris, 1826
Opinion of Mr. Dupin, advocate of the Royal court of Paris, on the rights of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada, Paris, 1826
1840?
Prof. C. H. Best has been given an honorary doctor's degree from the University of Paris, and the Academy of Medicine of France has elected him to its(...)
Prof. C. H. Best has been given an honorary doctor's degree from the University of Paris, and the Academy of Medicine of France has elected him to its(...)
2/26/1946
Canada and her resources, an essay, to which upon a reference from the Paris exhibition committee of Canada, was awarded by His Excellency Sir Edmund Walker Head, the second prize
Canada and her resources, an essay, to which upon a reference from the Paris exhibition committee of Canada, was awarded by His Excellency Sir Edmund Walker Head, the second prize
1855
A spritely 95: Legendary illustrator Erte enchants admirers with wit and old-world gentility from the study of his eccentrically decorated Paris apartment.
A spritely 95: Legendary illustrator Erte enchants admirers with wit and old-world gentility from the study of his eccentrically decorated Paris apartment.
11/15/1987
Canada and her resources, an essay, to which upon a reference from the Paris exhibition committee of Canada, was awarded by His Excellency Sir Edmund Walker Head, the second prize
Canada and her resources, an essay, to which upon a reference from the Paris exhibition committee of Canada, was awarded by His Excellency Sir Edmund Walker Head, the second prize
1855
Tempting: Traditional desserts from France, made by patisserie-chocolatier Alain Pelleray of Passions, have brought a little of Paris to Kingston Rd
Tempting: Traditional desserts from France, made by patisserie-chocolatier Alain Pelleray of Passions, have brought a little of Paris to Kingston Rd
1/11/1989
North America corrected from the observations communicated to the Royal Society at London, and the Royal Academy at Paris
North America corrected from the observations communicated to the Royal Society at London, and the Royal Academy at Paris
1710