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Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun

Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun

Date3/4/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers; though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118222F
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
Dockside bargaining for souvenirs is one of the standard pastimes for cruise passengers, though these two don't appear to like the prices. At right a happier group enjoys a day afloat in the sun
Spremo, Boris
10/12/1974
Bill Menzies wants to start a company called Sun and Lake Cruise Lines which would transport passengers along the Trent and Rideau waterway system
Bill Menzies wants to start a company called Sun and Lake Cruise Lines which would transport passengers along the Trent and Rideau waterway system
Bezant, Graham
7/22/1974
just vegging out: Cruise passengers (left) relax and soak up the sun
just vegging out: Cruise passengers (left) relax and soak up the sun
Spremo, Boris
9/5/1990
Perils, pastimes, and pleasures of an emigrant in Australia, Vancouver's island and California
Perils, pastimes, and pleasures of an emigrant in Australia, Vancouver's island and California
London, Thomas Cautley Newby
1849
A revolution in cruising is afloat as huge ships which carry up to 2,200 passengers come into Caribbean service
A revolution in cruising is afloat as huge ships which carry up to 2,200 passengers come into Caribbean service
Spremo, Boris
11/14/1987
Aboard a cruise boat off a Barbados beach, this group of tourists enjoys an afternoon's sail in calm, clear waters, another major attraction of the Ca(...)
Aboard a cruise boat off a Barbados beach, this group of tourists enjoys an afternoon's sail in calm, clear waters, another major attraction of the Ca(...)
Spremo, Boris
2/27/1971
Some cruises keep you port hopping, Cruise ship passengers line the rail to catch a good view of San Juan as their vessel prepares to enter the inner harbor
Some cruises keep you port hopping, Cruise ship passengers line the rail to catch a good view of San Juan as their vessel prepares to enter the inner harbor
Bryant, George
2/6/1982
Snorkeling instructions are available to cruise ship passengers at Trunk Bay in the U
Snorkeling instructions are available to cruise ship passengers at Trunk Bay in the U
Bryant, George
12/28/1976
Limbo dancing by the pool (left) is just one of many activities open to cruise passengers, for there's always plenty to occupy your time. But sometime(...)
Limbo dancing by the pool (left) is just one of many activities open to cruise passengers, for there's always plenty to occupy your time. But sometime(...)
Spremo, Boris
10/16/1979
Passengers handle wheel of the tall ship from the time to time on computer-run cruise
Passengers handle wheel of the tall ship from the time to time on computer-run cruise
Bryant, George
2/3/1987
Passengers hurry to board the sparkling new Chief Commanda II, operated by the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission, for a cruise on Lake Nipis(...)
Passengers hurry to board the sparkling new Chief Commanda II, operated by the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission, for a cruise on Lake Nipis(...)
Bull, Ron
8/8/1975
A pair of cruise ship passengers get a little closer to the Caribbean, in a rubber banana boat towed by a jet-ski
A pair of cruise ship passengers get a little closer to the Caribbean, in a rubber banana boat towed by a jet-ski
Spremo, Boris
9/12/1992