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Toronto Island, Royal Canadian Yacht Club, crew of the yacht Aphrodite

item[July 1938]Fonds 1257 > Series 1057 > Item 140

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Toronto Island, Royal Canadian Yacht Club, crew of the yacht Aphrodite
City of Toronto Archives · Fonds 1257 > Series 1057 > Item 140 · displayed from the archive's own server (7078.sydneyplus.com) · full-size image ↗ · view and cite at source ↗Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner. ...Learn more about Copyright Details The negative of this image is not available to request because it has vinegar syndrome, a condition that gradually destroys the negative. It has been stored in a freezer to slow the rate of damage and may not be retrieved. The Archives plans to digitize all vinegar syndrome negatives, and…

Where

Toronto IslandCorrect the locationNearby on the big map
Held by
City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Dates
[July 1938] (indexed as 1938)
Level
item
Extent
1 photonegative : b&w ; 10 x 13 cm
Scope & content
Item consists of an image of the crew of the six-metre yacht Aphrodite, of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, which won the George Cup for the second year in a row. Pictured from left to right are Tony Hutchinson, Reg Walsh, Col. George Alexander, John Medland, and Skipper Bob Barr. The George Cup was held on Saturday July 23, 1938 and was written up in an article in the Toronto Daily Star on Monday July 25 (page 8).
Location
  • Toronto Island · landmark · confidence 60% · landmark:geonames · found as “toronto island”
Subjects
Royal Canadian Yacht Club; CLUBS (ASSOCIATIONS); SAILBOATS; competitions (events)
Genre / form
Photographs
Format
Photograph
Access & use
Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner. ...Learn more about Copyright Details The negative of this image is not available to request because it has vinegar syndrome, a condition that gradually destroys the negative. It has been stored in a freezer to slow the rate of damage and may not be retrieved. The Archives plans to digitize all vinegar syndrome negatives, and will complete this work as resources permit.
Harvested
2026-10-22T23:33:59Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto

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Original metadata as harvested (toronto)