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Origins of Skiing in Canada's National Capital Region

 
Ottawa Ski Club's Dome Hill Lodge at Ironsides, note the Dome Hill in the background 74.39.1.118
55 of 115 		Ottawa Ski Club's East Side Lodge (located across the Gatineau River from Tenaga) 74.39.1.145
56 of 115 		Original Ottawa Ski Club lodge at Camp Fortune with additional wing and dormitory.
57 of 115 		Ottawa Ski Club's Pink Lake Lodge.
58 of 115 		Inside the Ottawa Ski Club's Dome Hill Lodge 74.39.1.141
59 of 115 		Group of Ottawa Ski Club skiers poised to begin a race in front of their lodge.86.30.1.7
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Group of Ottawa Ski Club skiers begin ski race 86.30.1.8
61 of 115 		Typical scene inside a ski lodge 74.39.1.49
62 of 115 		Final version of the Ottawa Ski Club's Pink Lake Lodge, designed by Sid Kidd.
63 of 115 		The Great White Lodge, opened in 1939 by Lord Tweedsmuir.
64 of 115 		Inside the Great White Lodge following the official opening 74.39.1.111
65 of 115 		Official opening of the Ottawa Ski Club's Lockeberg Lodge at Camp Fortune. 74.39.1.113
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Sigurd Lockeberg outside the Ottawa Ski Club's Lockeberg Lodge
67 of 115 		Georges Trail Marker from Ottawa Ski Club trails 2003.2.8
68 of 115 		'Riders Roost' built by the Ottawa Ski Club's Trail Riders 74.39.1.132
69 of 115 		Trail Riders preparing the outrun on the Lockeberg Jump hill for the Dominion Ski Championships.
70 of 115 		Ottawa Ski ClubTrail Riders patch 2003.2.3
71 of 115 		Ottawa Ski ClubTrail Riders patch 2003.2.2
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