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en: Ideal Scout Statue by Robert Tait McKenzie, 22nd & Winter Streets, Philadelphia, PA

Date

1 March 2006

Source

Bruce Andersen

Author



Alternative names	R. Tait McKenzie
Description	Canadian sculptor
Date of birth/death	26 May 1867	28 April 1938
Location of birth/death	Mississippi Mills	Philadelphia
Work period	from 1900 until 1938
Work location	Philadelphia
Authority control	WorldCat

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