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The Saskatchewan River - Highway Through History

 
The Pas Lumber Company mill and the S.S. LeFleur.
181 of 245 		Federal government survey boat 'La Fleur', circa. 1900.
182 of 245 		Sternwheeler David N. Winton as a derelict near the bank of the Saskatchewan River.
183 of 245 		Interior of the Hudson's Bay Company Store in The Pas.
184 of 245 		The interior of the Armstrong Trading Company at The Pas.
185 of 245 		William Brauneis, emigrated to Canada from Europe in May of 1928 and came to The Pas in 1929.
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John R. Kerr, born in Elgin, ON and moved to The Pas in 1913 as a raw fur buyer.
187 of 245 		Fred Kerr, born in Newport, Ontario and moved to The Pas in 1925.
188 of 245 		Captain and Mrs. John S. (Cappy) Wilson.
189 of 245 		Percy Hayes, born in Barrow's Bay, ON.
190 of 245 		A lake trout, the bow of a canoe and a fishing rod.
191 of 245 		Two canoes alongside a barge. The barge has a mast and sail.
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Syd Gudgeon, born in East Ham, England and came to The Pas on his thirteenth birthday.
193 of 245 		Dickens family outing to visit George Halliday family across the Carrot River.
194 of 245 		Fall whitefish fishery at Clearwater Lake, where a Province of Manitoba spawn camp is now located.
195 of 245 		Robert Tobacco on a trip through the north.
196 of 245 		Robert Tobacco on a trip through the North.
197 of 245 		Robert Tobacco and Doug Durkin paddling a canoe on the Saskatchewan River.
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