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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912

 
Guest ribbon given to John Mitchell at the Saskatchewan Legislative building's opening ceremony.
73 of 112 		Photo of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
74 of 112 		Route of the Royal Procession taken in October 1912.
75 of 112 		A cleanup crew stops work to pose for a picture.
76 of 112 		The loan from the Province of Saskatchewan to Regina to finance repairs after the tornado.
77 of 112 		The Donahue building, which suffered little damage from the tornado.
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View of tornado damage along Cornwall Street, where many businesses were located.
79 of 112 		Tornado wreckage at the site of the Laird building, a major warehouse in Regina.
80 of 112 		Damaged to the Metropolitan Methodist Church, caused by the tornado.
81 of 112 		View of the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
82 of 112 		A view of Lorne Street more than 90 years after the tornado.
83 of 112 		Wreckage in the rail yards of central Regina after the tornado.
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Detail from a stained glass window originally from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
85 of 112 		A stained glass window originally from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
86 of 112 		Original location of the Knox Presbyterian church.
87 of 112 		Original location of the Knox Presbyterian Church, now the home of SaskTel offices.
88 of 112 		The entrance to Victoria Park, more than 90 years after the tornado.
89 of 112 		The Knox Metropolitan church almost 90 years after the tornado.
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