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Fisherman's wharf is a crowded, busy, bustling confusion of seafood stands and fishing boats at the end of two cable car rides, a place to linger in t(...)
Fisherman's wharf is a crowded, busy, bustling confusion of seafood stands and fishing boats at the end of two cable car rides, a place to linger in t(...)

Fisherman's wharf is a crowded, busy, bustling confusion of seafood stands and fishing boats at the end of two cable car rides, a place to linger in t(...)

Date5/14/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Fisherman's wharf is a crowded; busy; bustling confusion of seafood stands and fishing boats at the end of two cable car rides; a place to linger in the shade and smell the salt air and munch on prawns or shrimps. Nearby is a free Maritime Museum and some early coastal vessels you can examine at 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0118247F
    Yippee, Premier Bob Rae prepares to make contact yesterday as he rides the bumper boats at Ontario Place
    Yippee, Premier Bob Rae prepares to make contact yesterday as he rides the bumper boats at Ontario Place
    Rae, Bob
    8/11/1991
    Eenie, Meenie, Miney . . . There are sailboats, power boats, ski boats, fishing boats, big boats and little boats. [Incomplete]
    Eenie, Meenie, Miney . . . There are sailboats, power boats, ski boats, fishing boats, big boats and little boats. [Incomplete]
    Bull, Ron
    8/12/1989
    B.C. Atwood, Fisherman's home, Bob's Lake, Ontario
    B.C. Atwood, Fisherman's home, Bob's Lake, Ontario
    Unknown
    1910
    Big whopper, John Horky lived every fisherman's dream yesterday when he landed this 31
    Big whopper, John Horky lived every fisherman's dream yesterday when he landed this 31
    Beaty, Keith
    7/11/1992
    The fisherman's story
    The fisherman's story
    Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
    1876 circa
    On patrol duty along the Newfoundland coast with a Bren gun carrier, Canadian troops call at a fisherman's home
    On patrol duty along the Newfoundland coast with a Bren gun carrier, Canadian troops call at a fisherman's home
    Morant, Nicholas
    8/14/1943
    A well of concern: Mike Rowan of the Izaak Walton Fly Fisherman's Club says anglers are being painted the bad guys because of their concerns over the environment
    A well of concern: Mike Rowan of the Izaak Walton Fly Fisherman's Club says anglers are being painted the bad guys because of their concerns over the environment
    Calleja, Frank
    4/19/1989
    The fisherman's hut, and other tales for children
    The fisherman's hut, and other tales for children
    Bourne, Jane, 19th century
    1829
    book covers of a faded image of a man wood working. 
    The rival Crusoes, or, The shipwreck : also A voyage to Norway ; and The fisherman's cottage : founded on facts.
    Strickland, Agnes, 1796-1874
    1826
    Image shows a motorist, battery booster cables in hand, stands beside his car stalled on Leslie…
    If looks could kill: A fuming motorist, battery booster cables in hand, stands beside his car stalled on Leslie Street at Sheppard Avenue, Toronto, Ontario in yesterday's storm, waiting and hoping that somebody will come to his aid. The storm battered Metro with snow, sleet and howling winds, turning streets into a sea of sludge.
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    2/12/1985
    The waters of Hong Kong are crowded with boats, but you can get away from it all just a short walk from the noise
    The waters of Hong Kong are crowded with boats, but you can get away from it all just a short walk from the noise
    Bryant, George
    4/7/1972
    Recalls Oakville's great past. Days when Oakville's harbor and river mouth were crowded with boats and freighters and when oxen-drawn wagons loaded do(...)
    Recalls Oakville's great past. Days when Oakville's harbor and river mouth were crowded with boats and freighters and when oxen-drawn wagons loaded do(...)
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    5/2/1932