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| Titles |
Peace Day Parade Photo Two: |
| Name |
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| Type of Resource |
still image |
| Genre |
Photograph |
| Abstract |
J. F. Cairns float winner of first prize in 1919 Victory Day Parade. Float was described as "elaborate and tasteful, a white foundation with blue edgings, and "Peace 1919" written across the side". "Victory" was written on an arch over all, the white dove of peace, and under the arch stood a live representative of the goddess of Liberty, holding the symbolic shield and wreath. Parade was proceeding down 23rd Street with King George Hotel visible in background.
PH-97-157-2 courtesy of Saskatoon Public Library. |
| Physical Location |
Saskatoon Public Library |
| Holding Sublocation |
Saskatoon Local History Room |
| Identifier |
PH-97-157-2 |
| Form |
nonprojected graphic |
| Subject Hierarchical Geographic |
North America--Canada------Saskatoon |
| Subject Local Name |
--WWI--Great War--The Great War--World War One--First World War--Gathering--Community Gathering--parade--peace--victory----Canada--Saskatchewan--Saskatoon----1919-1929--1910s--The Great War--Great War--First World War--WWI--World War One |