Colorful: Brenda Davies wore a protest plane on her head, others painted POP's symbols on their foreheads

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Colorful: Brenda Davies wore a protest plane on her head, others painted POP's symbols on their foreheads

Date2/28/1982

Names

Dunlop, Al (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

FormatPicture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Colorful: Brenda Davies wore a protest plane on her head; others painted POP's symbols on their foreheads.

Subject

GeographyBuilding Monument ParkPickering Airport (1970s)

GeographyCity, town, townshipPickering

GeographyNeighbourhoodClaremont (Pickering, Ontario)

GeographyHistorical locationClaremont (Ont.)

GeographyRegion or DistrictDurham (Ont. : Regional municipality)

GeographyProvince stateOntario

GeographyCountryCanada

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Object NumberTSPA_0011557F

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