Item is a photograph is a group of protesters holding (L-R) "Sanctions Now," "Youth Unite For Peace, Jobs, Progress. Youth of G.C.D.O," "Young Communist League," and "[?] Campaign Nuclear [Dis]armament" banners. A woman in the foreground is looking towards the camera. To her right is potentially a police officer? Behind the protesters are trees and then buildings. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of a woman standing behind a registration table in a park. To her left are a "Vote For Peace Here" and " [?] billion loaves of bread OR 12 subs, Toronto Disarmament Network" signs. To the woman's right is a man signing a clipboard with a young girl next to him. The girl is looking at another adult to her right. In the foreground is a baby stroller. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of protesters on 123 Bloor St. holding (L-R) "Voice of Women Canada," "Peace," and "Don't Buy [W]ar [T]oys" signs. A man in the centre of the photo wears a vest and smiles at the camera. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of protestors walking on 123 Bloor St. holding (L-R) "No to Star Wars," "No U.S. Intervention End Canadian Complicity," and "Parkdale for Peace" signs. A man in the center of the photo holds a child in his arms and a person to his right pushes a baby stroller. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of a group of protesters walking to the right side of the photo. They hold (L-R) "Stop U.S Military [?] Economic [Intervention?] Central Am[erica?], "Italian Canada," "Hope Group," and "One World" signs. A woman in the center-right of the photo wears a plaid poncho and a man next to her holds a bike. They are walking down 123 Bloor St., Toronto 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of a group of protesters, 4 of which are dressed up as skeletons. One holds a "Free Canada Trade!" sign. On the left-side of the photo is a man with a moustache, wearing a vest and holding a camera. They are part of a bigger protest taking place on 123 Bloor St [referenced in I26, I27, I28, I29, and I30]. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of a group of women, covered in pins and badges, holding (L-R): "Shalom Disarmament [Group?] " and "Toronto Youth Committee" signs. On the first sign is the Hebrew word "Shalom" which means peace. They are part of a bigger protest taking place on 123 Bloor St [referenced in I26, I27, I28 and I29]. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a full-body portrait of a bearded man singing and playing guitar on a gazebo, [referenced in I1 & I2] with two Toronto Disarmament Network banners above and below him. Balloons with doves on them, surround the upper banner. There are three unknown figures in the background. The one on the left appears to be waving. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of protestors on 123 Bloor Street, with one protestor in the forefront covered in badges and pins. There are: "Shalom Disarmament [Group?]," and "Toronto [?] Committee" signs behind the man in the foreground. Behind them is Druxys Famous Deli Sandwiches. Toronto, 1988. Photographer: unknown.
Item is a photograph of protestors walking on 123 Bloor Street [referenced in I26 and I27], holding "Peace symbol" and "Nuclear Free" signs. In the background is the Lumber City billboard [referenced in I27]. Toronto. 1988. Photographer: unknown.
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