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1947 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Image of a swimmer diving, mid-air, from a diving board into a packed swimming pool. Crowds of swimmers are visible on platforms and bleachers in the background.
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Scanned as TIF file 2018.
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47-707_001 appeared on Page 3 of the Thursday, August 14, 1947 edition of the newspaper.
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Photo caption from published version of 47-707_001: "SOME WORK, OTHERS PLAY - While hundreds enjoyed the cool waters of the Municipal Swimming Pool yesterday, shown in top photo [47-707_001], to set an attendance record of 3, 338, workman were operating bone-shaking compressed air drills on the King St., Waterloo paving project. In lower photo [not from this envelope], left to right, are Don Younblut, Bill [Mesz?] and Tony [Ferri?]."