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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912
Location: Regina, Saskatchewan

 
Damaged buildings after the tornado.
1 of 75 		The path of the tornado superimposed upon a map of Regina.
2 of 75 		Chart showing the frequency of tornado severity based on the Fujita scale.
3 of 75 		Damage along a residential street after the tornado.
4 of 75 		E.C. Rossie photograph of the remains of the Canadian Pacific Railway Roundhouse in central Regina.
5 of 75 		Damage in the Canadian Pacific Railway freight yard after the tornado.
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A view of Fire Hall no. 2 shortly after the tornado.
7 of 75 		Detail from page 6 of the 1913 Charles E. Goade Fire Insurance Plan.
8 of 75 		Damaged buildings after the tornado.
9 of 75 		Men repairing damaged to a wood framed building.
10 of 75 		Large areas of debris were left behind by the tornado in residential areas around Regina.
11 of 75 		The ruins of the Regina Telephone Exchange
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E.C. Rossie photograph showing the particular nature of a tornado's pattern of destruction.
13 of 75 		E.C. Rossie photograph of a stone building damaged after the tornado.
14 of 75 		Death notice
15 of 75 		The Morning Leader newspaper headlines the day after the tornado.
16 of 75 		The back of a residence damaged in the tornado.
17 of 75 		Regina's mayor in 1912 was Peter McAra, who directed tornado relief and recovery efforts.
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