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Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses
Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses

Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses

Date6/5/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dancers Brenda Noel and Andrew Bee enjoy the ambience of beautifully restored McLean Houses. The house rents for $600; renters must use the services of in-house chef Hans Schroder; who will provide sophisticated fare such as seafood thermidor; rack of lamb and raspberry chariotte.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0113378F
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7/17/1949
Toronto Orthopedic Hospital, devoted exclusively to the treatment of the lame, crippled and deformed : announcement, rules and regulations, constitution and by-laws
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Canada. Canadian Army. General Hospital, No. 4
1917
Three-storey light brick house with gabled roof, dormer windows and covered doorstep.
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Toronto Star (Firm)
October 4 1929
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1/14/1953
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Colorized of a very large mansion in the French Loire Chateau style. 
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Unknown
Approximately 1940
Image shows a construction of the hospital.
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Salmon, James V. (James Victor)
1945-10
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Lambert, W.F.
Approximately 1908