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Was it a Meteorite? Brian Simpson, 12, and his sister, Tammy, 10, hold fragments of what the family thinks was a meteorite that crashed on their concr(...)
Was it a Meteorite? Brian Simpson, 12, and his sister, Tammy, 10, hold fragments of what the family thinks was a meteorite that crashed on their concr(...)

Was it a Meteorite? Brian Simpson, 12, and his sister, Tammy, 10, hold fragments of what the family thinks was a meteorite that crashed on their concr(...)

Date8/20/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Was it a Meteorite? Brian Simpson, 12, and his sister, Tammy, 10, hold fragments of what the family thinks was a meteorite that crashed on their concrete patio about 10.30 last night. They'll take samples to Royal Ontario Museum.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0002349F
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