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Origins of Skiing in Canada's National Capital Region
Location: Gatineau Hills, Old Chelsea, QC

 
First Lodge built by Ottawa Ski Club on the knoll at Camp Fortune 74.39.1.129
1 of 29 		Original Ottawa Ski Club lodge at Camp Fortune with additional wing and dormitory.
2 of 29 		Group of Ottawa Ski Club skiers poised to begin a race in front of their lodge.86.30.1.7
3 of 29 		Group of Ottawa Ski Club skiers begin ski race 86.30.1.8
4 of 29 		The Great White Lodge, opened in 1939 by Lord Tweedsmuir.
5 of 29 		Inside the Great White Lodge following the official opening 74.39.1.111
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Official opening of the Ottawa Ski Club's Lockeberg Lodge at Camp Fortune. 74.39.1.113
7 of 29 		Sigurd Lockeberg outside the Ottawa Ski Club's Lockeberg Lodge
8 of 29 		'Riders Roost' built by the Ottawa Ski Club's Trail Riders 74.39.1.132
9 of 29 		Trail Riders preparing the outrun on the Lockeberg Jump hill for the Dominion Ski Championships.
10 of 29 		Ottawa Ski Club's Night Riders working on the Lockeberg jumping hill 74.39.1.169
11 of 29 		Ottawa Ski Club Night Riders in front of their headquarters
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Travellers Hill, Camp Fortune
13 of 29 		From the top of Joe Morin Slalom Hill, Camp Fortune, overlooking the Gatineau hills 74.39.1.120
14 of 29 		Scene through a lodge window at Camp Fortune 74.10.4
15 of 29 		From Travelers Hill looking over Camp Fortune, note the addition of a wing to the lodge x2004
16 of 29 		The road south of Kingsmere 74.39.1.61f
17 of 29 		Logging road to Murphy's at Kingsmere 74.39.1.65F
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