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Black and white picture of a large house with a veranda on the front of it.
Barbara Barnes Tourist Home, 111 Lake Shore Blvd., Toronto, Canada (lakeside)
Black and white picture of a large house with a veranda on the front of it.

Barbara Barnes Tourist Home, 111 Lake Shore Blvd., Toronto, Canada (lakeside)

DateApproximately 1940
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DimensionsImage size: 9 cm x 14 cm (3 9/16 in. x 5 1/2 in.)
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ProvenanceGift of Norman Attikin
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberPC_3674
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Neighbourhood:Harbour
Province or state:Ontario
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The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
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1900
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1900
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
1900
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
1900
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
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1900
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1953-05