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Old city hall is a fine historical building worthy of saving from the developers, says reader Robert Forester in accompanying letter. He suggests it be converted and refurbished for a civic museum
Old city hall is a fine historical building worthy of saving from the developers, says reader Robert Forester in accompanying letter. He suggests it be converted and refurbished for a civic museum

Old city hall is a fine historical building worthy of saving from the developers, says reader Robert Forester in accompanying letter. He suggests it be converted and refurbished for a civic museum

Date3/2/1971
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  • Old city hall is a fine historical building worthy of saving from the developers; says reader Robert Forester in accompanying letter. He suggests it be converted and refurbished for a civic museum.
  • Old city hall is a fine historical building worthy of saving from the developers, says reader Robert Forester in accompanying letter. He suggests it be converted and refurbished for a civic museum
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Original Toronto Star caption: Old city hall is a fine historical building worthy of saving from the developers; says reader Robert Forester in accompanying letter. He suggests it be converted and refurbished for a civic museum.
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