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John Diefenbaker holding a plaque in Prime Minister's Office

John Diefenbaker holding a plaque in Prime Minister's Office

John Diefenbaker holding Sir John A Macdonald plaque, standing by sideboard with Macdonald statue in East Block office. Ellen Fairclough watching on as unidentified man films plaque.

Note on the date: Date has been estimated based on a passage from Ellen Fairclough's memoir "Saturday's Child", pg 163, where she says she presented Diefenbaker with a table reputed to have been used by Sir John A. MacDonald, and gave it a plaque describing its history. She says that he was "delighted with it. He called in reporters and cameramen, who took pictures and lsiten to his anecdotes about Sir John" (Saturday's Child, pg 163).

Siblings of William Thomas Diefenbaker

Siblings of William Thomas Diefenbaker

Diefenbaker's annotation identifies these four individuals as the siblings of William Thomas Diefenbaker (John Diefenbaker's father); Henry, Helena Kinzie, Ada, and Ulysses, middle-aged, standing beside a brick building.

John Diefenbaker with cousins

John Diefenbaker with cousins

Full length photo of John Diefenbaker standing beside train at a train station in winter with an unidentified female cousin and an unidentified male cousin.

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