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Color and pageantry at Nathan Phillips
Color and pageantry at Nathan Phillips

Color and pageantry at Nathan Phillips

Date7/4/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Color and pageantry at Nathan Phillips. There are many ways to celebrate Toronto's sesquicentennial but none are more impressive or colorful than the changing of the guard ceremony at Nathan Phillips Square. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001596F
Three young girls perform the Highland Fling in front of an audience that includes Prime Minist ...
At Nathan Phillips Square, Metro International Caravan dancers entertained a crowd of 6,000, including Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. The Scottish Highland Fling.
2 July 1972
Dominion Day celebrations took place yesterday at Nathan Phillips Square as members of the guard at Fort York fired a cannon to celebrate Canada's 106(...)
Dominion Day celebrations took place yesterday at Nathan Phillips Square as members of the guard at Fort York fired a cannon to celebrate Canada's 106(...)
7/1/1973
It's hats off to the heat. It was too hot for bearskins yesterday, especially after the march from Queen's Park to Nathan Phillips Square. o the order(...)
It's hats off to the heat. It was too hot for bearskins yesterday, especially after the march from Queen's Park to Nathan Phillips Square. o the order(...)
6/26/1977
The Queen's Own Rifles stage a mock battle in Nathan Phillips Square to the delight of the kids
The Queen's Own Rifles stage a mock battle in Nathan Phillips Square to the delight of the kids
8/1/1983
Familiar face: This portrait of John Graves Simcoe, the first governor of Upper Canada, looks down from outside city hall on the revellers at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday
Familiar face: This portrait of John Graves Simcoe, the first governor of Upper Canada, looks down from outside city hall on the revellers at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday
8/6/1984
After performing military manoeuvres of the early 19th century, the Fort York Guard fired their muskets at the enemy yesterday in Nathan Phillips Squa(...)
After performing military manoeuvres of the early 19th century, the Fort York Guard fired their muskets at the enemy yesterday in Nathan Phillips Squa(...)
8/4/1975
The King's Royal Regiment salutes the Queen in a soggy ceremony at Nathan Phillips Square
The King's Royal Regiment salutes the Queen in a soggy ceremony at Nathan Phillips Square
5/19/1986
D-Day memories: Jim Kenn, 70, a member of the Royal Canadian Legion color party at D-Day ceemonies at the old city hall Cenotaph today, presents arms during the salute
D-Day memories: Jim Kenn, 70, a member of the Royal Canadian Legion color party at D-Day ceemonies at the old city hall Cenotaph today, presents arms during the salute
6/6/1984
A member of the Color Guard of the Earlscourt branch of the Royal Canadian Legion stands with reversed arms during the sunrise service at Prospect Cemetery today
A member of the Color Guard of the Earlscourt branch of the Royal Canadian Legion stands with reversed arms during the sunrise service at Prospect Cemetery today
11/11/1986
Lest we forget: Bronika Kaplan, David Furmansky and Nathan Shapiro, of the Jewish War Veterans of Canada, reminisce after their Remembrance Day ceremony
Lest we forget: Bronika Kaplan, David Furmansky and Nathan Shapiro, of the Jewish War Veterans of Canada, reminisce after their Remembrance Day ceremony
11/6/1988
Bravest of the brave: Florence Britton, 80, clutched her framed color photograph of Terry Fox in Nathan Phillips Square yesterday at special memorial services attended by more than 1,500 people
Bravest of the brave: Florence Britton, 80, clutched her framed color photograph of Terry Fox in Nathan Phillips Square yesterday at special memorial services attended by more than 1,500 people
7/2/1981
It's sculpture that swings, Nathan Phillips square is filling up with sculpture some of which move, make noises, change color, float in the air, or just lie there-like the one at left
It's sculpture that swings, Nathan Phillips square is filling up with sculpture some of which move, make noises, change color, float in the air, or just lie there-like the one at left
5/31/1967