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Médias: Objets- Médias: Objets
- Médias: Images
- Situation géographique: Toronto
- Année: 1915
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- Don Section of the Bloor Street Viaduct, Toronto
Condition: Fair. Image is clear, but it is dirty and smudged with fingerprints. Condition: Fair. Image is clear, but it is dirty and smudged with fingerprints.St. Marys Museum - New Government House, Toronto
Condition: Fair. Dirty and smudged. Silvering at corners. Matte has caused photo to warp. Condition: Fair. Dirty and smudged. Silvering at corners. Matte has caused photo to warp.St. Marys Museum - Concrete Retaining Walls, Steps and Sidewalks
Condition: Good. Mounting has caused most damage. Condition: Good. Mounting has caused most damage.St. Marys Museum - New Wrigley Building, Toronto while under construction (April 23, 1915)
Condition: Good - some marks. Condition: Good - some marks.St. Marys Museum - "New" Royal Bank, Toronto
Condition: Okay. Silvering on sides. Condition: Okay. Silvering on sides.St. Marys Museum - Test on concrete floors at the new Wrigley Building, Toronto (April 23, 1915)
Condition: Good. Mount is causing curling. Condition: Good. Mount is causing curling.St. Marys Museum - Eastern View of New Government House, Toronto
Condition: Okay. Some silvering at corners, as well as some dirt. Matte has warped photo. Condition: Okay. Some silvering at corners, as well as some dirt. Matte has warped photo.St. Marys Museum - New C.P.R. Building, Toronto
Condition: Fair. Very tarnished along bottom and bottom corners. Photo is very dark and on abnormally glossy paper that shows how badly the mount has warped the photo. Please note: This scan has been digitally altered to bring out the detail better, removing the darkness from the photo. Condition: Fair. Very tarnished along bottom and bottom corners. Photo is very dark and on abnormally glossy paper that shows how badly the mount has warped the photo. Please note: …St. Marys Museum - Concrete bridge at Crawford Street, Toronto
Condition: Fair. Dirty and yellowed. Tarnished at bottom and along sides. Mounting has severely warped photo. Condition: Fair. Dirty and yellowed. Tarnished at bottom and along sides. Mounting has severely warped photo.St. Marys Museum - Concrete Retaining Wall for G.T.R. Elevation at Sunnyside, Toronto
Condition: Okay. Slightly yellowed and tarnished. Some warping from the mount. Condition: Okay. Slightly yellowed and tarnished. Some warping from the mount.St. Marys Museum - Concrete Piers - New Sunnyside Bridge at Toronto, Ontario
Condition: Fair. Warped, bent and ripped, some tarnishing. Brown/sepia toned. Condition: Fair. Warped, bent and ripped, some tarnishing. Brown/sepia toned.St. Marys Museum - 16,000 Hydro Electric Cement Poles made by the City of Toronto
Condition: Fair. Tarnishing at bottom and at corners. Some dirt. Condition: Fair. Tarnishing at bottom and at corners. Some dirt.St. Marys Museum - Completed Wrigley Building, Toronto
Condition: Okay. Some tarnishing (mostly in bushes) as well as some yellowing and warping. Condition: Okay. Some tarnishing (mostly in bushes) as well as some yellowing and warping.St. Marys Museum - View of sidewalk over C.P.R. bridge, West Toronto; West Toronto section of the C.P.R. bridge; West Toronto Viaduct of the C.P.R. over G.T.R., Port Hope
Condition: Okay. Some yellowing and warping. Condition: Okay. Some yellowing and warping.St. Marys Museum - 4th Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles at the CNE grounds in Toronto.
The photo was in the possession of Kenneth Dean Marlatt who was in France with the 4th Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles during the First World War. The photo was likely taken before the unit was sent overseas with the Canadian Expeditionary Force in 1915. The photo was in the possession of Kenneth Dean Marlatt who was in France with the 4th Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles during the First World War. The photo was likely …Oakville Museum - Letter From Minister of War
Dr. George Wesley Hall raised concern with the Minister of War regarding inadequate medical care to the Canadian soldiers during World War I. This letter is a reply from the Minister dated 1915. Dr. George Wesley Hall raised concern with the Minister of War regarding inadequate medical care to the Canadian soldiers during World War I. This letter is a reply from the …Kawartha Lakes Public Library
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