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The Architectural History of Arcola and the Moose Mountains

 
Arcola Flour mill and Millers house at the left built in the early 1900`s.
91 of 105 		Culps Jewelry Store.
92 of 105 		Avery`s Boot and Shoe Hospital.
93 of 105 		Arcola Rink under construction.
94 of 105 		Jamieson and Rothwell.
95 of 105 		Arcola`s elevator row with 150,000 bushel capacity.
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Arcola from the NW - skyline with mill, grain elevators, CPR roundhouse and water tower.
97 of 105 		Cenotaph on Mail Street, was dedicated in November 1927.
98 of 105 		Donaldson's Drug store, built in 1904.
99 of 105 		Interior of Donaldson's Drug Store.
100 of 105 		Donaldson's Drug Store as restored by L. Robinson.
101 of 105 		"Prairie Movie Town" - filming of "Who has Seen the Wind".
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D.M. Buchannan's photo studio on Railway Ave.
103 of 105 		D.M. Buchannan standing in the doorway of his studio. Career: 1904 and until his death in 1960.
104 of 105 		Chalet at Kenosee Lake, built by Charles Parker in 1932. He was stonemason and contractor.
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