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"Lions and Government Building of 1926"
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Inscription: ... See below
Location: Now called 'Liberty Grand' situated across from Ontario Place on the CNE grounds
Sponsor: Built by the Government of Ontario
Year: 1926 
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The plaque on the pedestal of the lion on the left side reads:
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This plaque is dedicated to the honour of 
 * Marilyn Bell *
A Toronto, Ontario, girl who on September 9th, 1954 at the age of 16 years performed the magnificent athletic feat of swimming the full width of Lake Ontario thus being the first known person to have accomplished this arduous task of which we Canadians are justly proud.
The plaque on the pedestal of the lion on the right side reads:
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The Defence of York
La Défence de York
Pro Patria
In memory of Captain Neil McNeil, Volunteer, Donald Mclean and the soldiers of the Royal Artillery, 8th Regiment, Royal Newfoundland Regiment, Glengarry Light Infantry, York and Durham Malitia, and Indians, killed in action, and their comrades who fought here, facing fearful odds, in the defence of Upper Canada, 27th April, 1813.

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