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Marshal Stearns accepts cheques from Margaret Birch, Ontario secretary for social development, and Paul Godfrey (centre)
Marshal Stearns accepts cheques from Margaret Birch, Ontario secretary for social development, and Paul Godfrey (centre)

Marshal Stearns accepts cheques from Margaret Birch, Ontario secretary for social development, and Paul Godfrey (centre)

Date6/15/1979
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134324F
D. West Stearns entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model
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