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Papertown, The Dalhousie Story

 
Dalhousie's old post office stood right in front of the mill. It has now vanished.
73 of 113 		Aerial views of Dalhousie show just how dominant the mill was and continues to be.
74 of 113 		The entrance to the mill.
75 of 113 		Photo of The Chaleur Inn
76 of 113 		Because of the mill, Dalhousie became a strong union town.
77 of 113 		Transporting loads of logs to the mill over Dalhousie's hills was not without hazards.
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Since the forest industry was so important, competitions based on logging were sometimes held.
79 of 113 		The Dalhousie Superior School football team.
80 of 113 		Salmon fishing was always a lure for people of the area.
81 of 113 		Musical groups and choirs flourished in Dalhousie.
82 of 113 		The skating rink was built on mill property, financed by the company.
83 of 113 		The Inch Arran Ice Palace
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Inch Arran Park, a trailer park and recreation area.
85 of 113 		Dalhousie was always a hockey town.
86 of 113 		Dalhousie teams competed at local, provincial and national levels.
87 of 113 		The old Dalhousie curling club was supported by the company and stood near the mill.
88 of 113 		The Dalhousie Badminton Club was once very active and travelled to events in other communities.
89 of 113 		Skiing at Dalhousie
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