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Here is the foote home in lakefield
Here is the foote home in lakefield

Here is the foote home in lakefield

Date2/14/1946
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  • Here is the foote home in lakefield. Maj. Foote originally was stationed in Madoc and Port Hope before he joined up with the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry
  • Here is the foote home in lakefield
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Original Toronto Star caption: Here is the foote home in lakefield. Maj. Foote originally was stationed in Madoc and Port Hope before he joined up with the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0047733F
Letters from a prison camp to Mrs. Foote revealed the identity of Padre X, the man who chose to stay behind when troops were being evacuated after the(...)
Letters from a prison camp to Mrs. Foote revealed the identity of Padre X, the man who chose to stay behind when troops were being evacuated after the(...)
Foote, John Weir, 1904-1988
2/12/1946
Fellow passengers with Maj. John Foote, V.C., right, on his return to Canada aboard the Aquitania was little Scott Murdock, son of Col. W. S. Murdock (...)
Fellow passengers with Maj. John Foote, V.C., right, on his return to Canada aboard the Aquitania was little Scott Murdock, son of Col. W. S. Murdock (...)
Foote, John Weir, 1904-1988
5/4/1946
Guest of honor at a Royal Hamilton Light Infantry dinner was Major John Foote, Canada's only Padre V
Guest of honor at a Royal Hamilton Light Infantry dinner was Major John Foote, Canada's only Padre V
Foote, John Weir, 1904-1988
3/9/1946
In Ottawa when the announcement was made, Maj
In Ottawa when the announcement was made, Maj
Foote, John Weir, 1904-1988
2/14/1946
Ashes of an unknown Canadian soldier which were brought to Canada and returned to Normanday are buried by Maj
Ashes of an unknown Canadian soldier which were brought to Canada and returned to Normanday are buried by Maj
Foote, John Weir, 1904-1988
4/22/1946
With his wife, the heroic minister reads letters and wires of congratulations from all over Canada
With his wife, the heroic minister reads letters and wires of congratulations from all over Canada
Foote, John Weir, 1904-1988
2/16/1946
Dr. Ray McCleary during World War II (minister, Woodgreen united church)
Dr. Ray McCleary during World War II (minister, Woodgreen united church)
McCleary, Ray
1939-1945
Sir Peregrine Maitland, Knight Commander of the most honorable military Order of the Bath
Sir Peregrine Maitland, Knight Commander of the most honorable military Order of the Bath
Addison, Robert, 1754?-1829
1820
Metro MPs with young families are leaving them here and coming home on the weekends
Metro MPs with young families are leaving them here and coming home on the weekends
Geo, Mario
9/17/1968
Doorway to Stanley Barracks is shown here
Doorway to Stanley Barracks is shown here
Toronto Star (Firm)
4/17/1946
Experts believe the gasoline tanks of the wrecked plane, seem here, exploded when it crashed into a huge granite boulder. A.T.C.A. official said there(...)
Experts believe the gasoline tanks of the wrecked plane, seem here, exploded when it crashed into a huge granite boulder. A.T.C.A. official said there(...)
Graetz Bros.
4/29/1947
Crash at summerside, P.E.I., today, involved a Canadian Forces Argus like the one shown here. One of the oldest military aircraft still in service in (...)
Crash at summerside, P.E.I., today, involved a Canadian Forces Argus like the one shown here. One of the oldest military aircraft still in service in (...)
Spremo, Boris
6/19/1975