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

 
Wreckage in the rail yards of central Regina after the tornado.
55 of 75 		Detail from a stained glass window originally from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
56 of 75 		A stained glass window originally from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
57 of 75 		Community members Trevor Quinn, Roger Fry and Dr. Oliver Brett.
58 of 75 		Dr. Oliver Brett and Roger Fry work on the new stained glass window.
59 of 75 		Designing a new stained glass piece.
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Trevor Quinn works on the new stained glass window.
61 of 75 		Dr. Oliver Brett and Roger Fry with the newly completed stained glass window.
62 of 75 		View of the three part stained glass window.
63 of 75 		Stained glass window featuring some original designs from the Knox Presbyterian Church windows.
64 of 75 		Installing the stained glass window piece in the Wesley United Church.
65 of 75 		The stained glass window as it is currently displayed at the Wesley United Church.
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A window recovered from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
67 of 75 		Leader Post souvenir booklet of images from the tornado.
68 of 75 		A crowd gathers to view the damage caused by the tornado.
69 of 75 		Five men from Corrine, Saskatchewan came to Regina to view the damage caused by the tornado.
70 of 75 		'Saved from the storm', a cartoon published after the tornado.
71 of 75 		Souvenir booklet of images from before and after the tornado.
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