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Origins of Skiing in Canada's National Capital Region

 
Entrance to the underground station outside Chateau Laurier on the way to board a streetcar.
37 of 115 		Inside ski train, note the skis and poles stored between the seats 85.22.1.1
38 of 115 		Barn at McCloskey's farm used by skiers for the trip from the train to Ridge Road and Camp Fortune.
39 of 115 		Skiing at the Experimental Farm 77.32.1.2
40 of 115 		Skiing at the Experimental Farm 77.32.1.3
41 of 115 		The Ottawa Ski Club News, February 17, 1926
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Ottawa Ski Club News, second page February 17, 1926
43 of 115 		Article 'Correct form in skiing' Ottawa Ski Club News February 17, 1926
44 of 115 		Article, Ottawa Ski Club News, February 17, 1926
45 of 115 		Ottawa Ski Club News, February 17, 1926
46 of 115 		Ottawa Ski Club News, December 1 1931
47 of 115 		Advertisments in Ottawa Ski Club News December 1, 1931
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Ottawa Ski Club membership ribbon, 1922
49 of 115 		Clair H. Stewart skied several hundred kilometres from Timmins to Ottawa.
50 of 115 		'Woodcutters shack' first lodge of the Ottawa Ski Club 74.39.1.117
51 of 115 		First Lodge built by Ottawa Ski Club on the knoll at Camp Fortune 74.39.1.129
52 of 115 		First Ottawa Ski Club Lodge at Pink Lake 74.39.1.147
53 of 115 		Ottawa Ski Club's Dome Hill Lodge
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