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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912

 
A letter and donation from a woman who found herself in Regina the day after the tornado.
55 of 112 		Men cleaning debris near the Canadian Pacific Railway yards after the tornado.
56 of 112 		Debris along Dewdney Avenue, one of Regina's main thoroughfares in 1912 and still today.
57 of 112 		Debris at the storage warehouses along the rail yards in central Regina.
58 of 112 		Damage in a residential area after the tornado.
59 of 112 		Horse team and cleanup crew at the site of the Regina Telephone Exchange Building.
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Cleanup crews with horse teams near the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
61 of 112 		Panoramic view of Regina in 1911, the year before the tornado.
62 of 112 		Victoria Park as it appeared before the tornado.
63 of 112 		Regina City map detail.
64 of 112 		Regina City map detail. The hand is pointing at the industrial area of the city.
65 of 112 		Regina City map detail.
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Regina City map detail.
67 of 112 		Programme for the Royal Visit in October of 1912.
68 of 112 		The Duke of Connaught, who came to the opening of the Saskatchewan Legislative building in 1912.
69 of 112 		The Duchess of Connaught, who accompanied the Duke to Regina.
70 of 112 		Princess Patricia, who accompanied her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, to Regina.
71 of 112 		Invitation to John Mitchell to attend the opening of the Saskatchewan Legislative building in 1912.
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