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Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children, John Ross Robertson, lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St
Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children, John Ross Robertson, lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St

Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children, John Ross Robertson, lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St

Date10/14/1975
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  • Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children; John Ross Robertson; lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St. He founded the Toronto Telegram which folded in 1971; and was a Toronto historian.
  • Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children, John Ross Robertson, lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St
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Original Toronto Star caption: Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children; John Ross Robertson; lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St. He founded the Toronto Telegram which folded in 1971; and was a Toronto historian.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113033F
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