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Origins of Skiing in Canada's National Capital Region
Location: Gatineau Hills, Old Chelsea, QC

 
Canada's Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King visiting Camp Fortune, QC
19 of 29 		Skyline area development, Camp Fortune, Gatineau Hills QC 74.39.1.123
20 of 29 		Camp Fortune, Gatineau Hills, Old Chelsea, QC 74.39.1.122
21 of 29 		Tow rope at left side of Slalom Hill, Camp Fortune, Gatineau Hills, QC 85.22.1.6
22 of 29 		Jumper mid jump off Lockeberg Ski Jump, Camp Fortune, Gatineau Hills, QC 73.2.1.2
23 of 29 		Lockeberg Ski Jump, Camp Fortune, Gatineau Hills, QC 1953 x2003.14.01
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Lockeberg Jump Hill; Slalom Hill tow and Slalom Hill; and Camp Fortune in 1953.
25 of 29 		Herbert Marshall shaking hands with Viscount Alexander of Tunis at Camp Fortune on Feb. 2, 1952.
26 of 29 		Judges stand, Lockeberg Jump at Camp Fortune, Old Chelsea, QC 85.22.1.30
27 of 29 		Viscount Alexander of Tunis shaking hands with 7 year old Anne Heggtveit at Camp Fortune.
28 of 29 		A twinjump by G. Gravelle and J. Charland, which closed the 1st O'Keefe Tournament of Jumping.
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