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Again with the lord mayor, Mr. King
Again with the lord mayor, Mr. King

Again with the lord mayor, Mr. King

Date9/9/1941
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060017F
Fit for a king: James Batt, left, Lord Charles Spencer Churchill and Mayor Art Eggleton tuck into an edible bust of Edward VII to mark the 85th birthday of his namesake hotel.
Fit for a king: James Batt, left, Lord Charles Spencer Churchill and Mayor Art Eggleton tuck into an edible bust of Edward VII to mark the 85th birthday of his namesake hotel.
6/28/1988
Ancient customs prevail at the lord mayor's luncheon at Mansion House, where both Mr
Ancient customs prevail at the lord mayor's luncheon at Mansion House, where both Mr
9/9/1941
At park plaza prince Arthur Lounge Mrs. Williams is refused entrance again. She was turned back also at the King Edward Oak Room. Head waiters say if (...)
At park plaza prince Arthur Lounge Mrs. Williams is refused entrance again. She was turned back also at the King Edward Oak Room. Head waiters say if (...)
12/29/1965
London's Lord Mayor at City Hall, Clad in traditional robes of his office, Sir Robert Bellinger, Lord Mayor of London, shakes hands with Joseph Jenkins, of the Canadian corps of Commissionaires, who came to Canada from London 61 years ago.
London's Lord Mayor at City Hall, Clad in traditional robes of his office, Sir Robert Bellinger, Lord Mayor of London, shakes hands with Joseph Jenkins, of the Canadian corps of Commissionaires, who came to Canada from London 61 years ago.
10/19/1967
in (5) with the sword-bearer are Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater, who was lord mayor in 1914, and Toronto's former mayor, James Simpson
in (5) with the sword-bearer are Sir Thomas Vansittart Bowater, who was lord mayor in 1914, and Toronto's former mayor, James Simpson
8/28/1936
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
11/10/1980
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
Mayor again: Mel Lastman, clowning with his wife Marilyn's hat on his head, celebrates his election to a fifth term as mayor of North York
11/11/1980
Globe & Mail (140 King St. West) and Toronto Star (8 King St. West) buildings, looking west along King from Lord Simcoe hotel
Globe & Mail (140 King St. West) and Toronto Star (8 King St. West) buildings, looking west along King from Lord Simcoe hotel
10/19/1956
Whittington & his cat, or, Harlequin Lord Mayor of London : a new grand old English pantomime : adapted only for Redington's characters and scenes
Whittington & his cat, or, Harlequin Lord Mayor of London : a new grand old English pantomime : adapted only for Redington's characters and scenes
1850
Trial of William Penn (founder of Pennsylvania) at the Old Bailey, London, before the lord mayor, recorder and aldermen, Sept. 1670
Trial of William Penn (founder of Pennsylvania) at the Old Bailey, London, before the lord mayor, recorder and aldermen, Sept. 1670
1830
The Queen arrives at the Festival Theatre in Niagara-on-the-Lake with lord Mayor Jacob Froese for a performance of George Bernard Shaw's You Never Can(...)
The Queen arrives at the Festival Theatre in Niagara-on-the-Lake with lord Mayor Jacob Froese for a performance of George Bernard Shaw's You Never Can(...)
6/23/1973
Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon with Sir Robin Gillett, Lord Mayor of London
Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon with Sir Robin Gillett, Lord Mayor of London
8/13/1977