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Ready to ride as King Billy on his traditional white horse in today's Orange parade is County Marshal Fred Woods
Ready to ride as King Billy on his traditional white horse in today's Orange parade is County Marshal Fred Woods

Ready to ride as King Billy on his traditional white horse in today's Orange parade is County Marshal Fred Woods

Date7/13/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ready to ride as King Billy on his traditional white horse in today's Orange parade is County Marshal Fred Woods. Parade started at Yonge and Wellesley Sts.; ends at the CNE grounds. A member of the Orange lodge color guard helps him prepare.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0010678F
A King and his steed, This year's King Billy in the traditional Orange Parade, Maurice Clarke, prepared to mount his white horse, Chieftain. Keep Cana(...)
A King and his steed, This year's King Billy in the traditional Orange Parade, Maurice Clarke, prepared to mount his white horse, Chieftain. Keep Cana(...)
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King Billy on a white horse still leads Orange procession in Toronto but the Loyal Orange Institution's political influence has dwindled, Harry Pollock writes. Above, a scene from last year's parade
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7/10/1971
King Billy is escorted by Constable Michael Best in this year's Orange parade
King Billy is escorted by Constable Michael Best in this year's Orange parade
7/17/1973
King Billy leads a typical Orange Parade through Toronto
King Billy leads a typical Orange Parade through Toronto
7/13/1974
King Billy: Orange Day parades used to be a common sight in Toronto streets
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7/12/1980
Parade scare: County master John Armstrong went ahead with Orange parade despite dynamite scare
Parade scare: County master John Armstrong went ahead with Orange parade despite dynamite scare
7/11/1981
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Getting all ready for Santa, Twenty-five floats for Eaton's traditional Santa Claus parade are in various stages of completion in Eaton's warehouse, w(...)
9/23/1975
Colour postcard depicting large masses of people crowded on the streets of Toronto. A shop in t…
Toronto, Orange day Parade, July 12th
Approximately 1905
Clowning around is one of the 1,4000 participants in today's Grey Cup parade which is part of the festivities leading up to tomorrow's game at the CNE(...)
Clowning around is one of the 1,4000 participants in today's Grey Cup parade which is part of the festivities leading up to tomorrow's game at the CNE(...)
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Dressed warmly, despite the mild weather, are these participants o the City of Niagara float which took part in today's Grey Cup parade through down-t(...)
Dressed warmly, despite the mild weather, are these participants o the City of Niagara float which took part in today's Grey Cup parade through down-t(...)
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