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Crowds of happy revellers gather in Nathan Phillips Square last night, skating on the rink and dancing around the brightly lit square to welcome in the New Year
Crowds of happy revellers gather in Nathan Phillips Square last night, skating on the rink and dancing around the brightly lit square to welcome in the New Year

Crowds of happy revellers gather in Nathan Phillips Square last night, skating on the rink and dancing around the brightly lit square to welcome in the New Year

Date1/1/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Crowds of happy revellers gather in Nathan Phillips Square last night; skating on the rink and dancing around the brightly lit square to welcome in the New Year
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001868F
Ringing in a brand new year. Whistles, party hats and balloons helped these New Year's Eve revellers at the Duke of Gloucester pub on Yonge St. welcom(...)
Ringing in a brand new year. Whistles, party hats and balloons helped these New Year's Eve revellers at the Duke of Gloucester pub on Yonge St. welcom(...)
12/31/1985
Among the thousands of reveliers welcoming in the New Year at the noisy but uneventful celebration at Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square last night are (...)
Among the thousands of reveliers welcoming in the New Year at the noisy but uneventful celebration at Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square last night are (...)
12/31/1988
Above it all: Four-year-old Kawal Lam -- perched on his father Sluping's shoulers -- greets the new year at midnight at Nathan Phillips Square
Above it all: Four-year-old Kawal Lam -- perched on his father Sluping's shoulers -- greets the new year at midnight at Nathan Phillips Square
1/1/1990
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
Skating the New Year in, New Year's Eve found hundreds flocking to Nathan Phillips Square for an evening on the floodlit rink
Skating the New Year in, New Year's Eve found hundreds flocking to Nathan Phillips Square for an evening on the floodlit rink
1/1/1966
Canada Dominion Shield.
A Happy Christmas and a bright new year
1899
Reflections of spring, As our warm spring weather brings skating season to a close at Nathan Phillips Square, the wet surface of the rink reflects the(...)
Reflections of spring, As our warm spring weather brings skating season to a close at Nathan Phillips Square, the wet surface of the rink reflects the(...)
3/26/1986
Youngsters are already enjoying outdoor skating on the rink in Nathan Phillips Square
Youngsters are already enjoying outdoor skating on the rink in Nathan Phillips Square
11/5/1973
Japanese folk dancing attracted a crowd of 1,500 persons to Nathan Phillips Square Saturday night when more than 200 Japanese dancers from Toronto and(...)
Japanese folk dancing attracted a crowd of 1,500 persons to Nathan Phillips Square Saturday night when more than 200 Japanese dancers from Toronto and(...)
7/14/1974
About 200 people gather in Nathan Phillips Square last night to mark 41st anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima
About 200 people gather in Nathan Phillips Square last night to mark 41st anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima
8/6/1986
Hailing new year: Andrew Wong, 4, left, and Andrew MacKenzie, 5, are held up to the dragon at a Chinese New Year ceremony sponsored by the Chinese Business Association at city hall last night
Hailing new year: Andrew Wong, 4, left, and Andrew MacKenzie, 5, are held up to the dragon at a Chinese New Year ceremony sponsored by the Chinese Business Association at city hall last night
1/22/1993
Whooping it up: Tammi Dexter, left, and Paggy Palombo throw up their arms in joy and welcome the New Year as the city hall clock strikes midnight
Whooping it up: Tammi Dexter, left, and Paggy Palombo throw up their arms in joy and welcome the New Year as the city hall clock strikes midnight
12/31/1992