Digital Archive

Unknown group portrait Toronto

Order Reproduction

Unknown group portrait Toronto

Date19-?

Names

Galbraith Photograph Company (Toronto, Ont.) (author)

Notes

Unknown group portrait Toronto

Subject

Medium

Gelatin silver prints

Dimensions197 x 251; mount (trimmed at all edges) 203 x 258 mm

Language

English

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Object NumberX64-167

Discover More

FREEMASONS, in Blue Room of Masonic Hall Buildings, Toronto St

FREEMASONS, in Blue Room of Masonic Hall Buildings, Toronto St

1880

Masonic Hall Buildings, Toronto St

Masonic Hall Buildings, Toronto St

1957

Freemasons, York Lodge. Image shows a big group of freemasons standing in four rows.

Freemasons, York Lodge

1896

Interior of the Lodge Room, Barrett's Hotel (c

Interior of the Lodge Room, Barrett's Hotel (c

1914

Masonic Hall Buildings Toronto St

Masonic Hall Buildings Toronto St

1893

Masonic Hall Buildings, Toronto St

Masonic Hall Buildings, Toronto St

1896

Portrait William McGillivray in 1801

Portrait William McGillivray in 1801

1895 circa

Drumming up donations, Traders on the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange donated more than $1,500 yesterday to The Hospital for Sick Children's burn (...)

Drumming up donations, Traders on the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange donated more than $1,500 yesterday to The Hospital for Sick Children's burn (...)

7/5/1989

Watched as the Shriners' clowns wheeled their way down Toronto streets one last time yesterday evening

Watched as the Shriners' clowns wheeled their way down Toronto streets one last time yesterday evening

7/6/1989

Before folding their tents and stealing away, four of 65,000 Shriners in Toronto all week for their annual convention soak their aching feet in bucket(...)

Before folding their tents and stealing away, four of 65,000 Shriners in Toronto all week for their annual convention soak their aching feet in bucket(...)

7/4/1975

Largest convention ever in Toronto was the Shriners', above, last year

Largest convention ever in Toronto was the Shriners', above, last year

6/29/1975

The pipe-and-drum band of the Toronto Scottish Regiment performs last night in Nathan Phillips Square, where massed bands of three other military units presented a Dominion Day concert

The pipe-and-drum band of the Toronto Scottish Regiment performs last night in Nathan Phillips Square, where massed bands of three other military units presented a Dominion Day concert

7/1/1975