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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912
Images: People

 
Men cleaning debris near the Canadian Pacific Railway yards after the tornado.
19 of 41 		Damage in a residential area after the tornado.
20 of 41 		Horse team and cleanup crew at the site of the Regina Telephone Exchange Building.
21 of 41 		Cleanup crews with horse teams near the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
22 of 41 		The Duke of Connaught, who came to the opening of the Saskatchewan Legislative building in 1912.
23 of 41 		The Duchess of Connaught, who accompanied the Duke to Regina.
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Princess Patricia, who accompanied her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, to Regina.
25 of 41 		Photo of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
26 of 41 		A cleanup crew stops work to pose for a picture.
27 of 41 		The Donahue building, which suffered little damage from the tornado.
28 of 41 		Damaged to the Metropolitan Methodist Church, caused by the tornado.
29 of 41 		View of the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
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The entrance to Victoria Park, more than 90 years after the tornado.
31 of 41 		Removing the stained glass windows from the coal bin of the Knox Metropolitan Church.
32 of 41 		Community members Trevor Quinn, Roger Fry and Dr. Oliver Brett.
33 of 41 		Dr. Oliver Brett and Roger Fry work on the new stained glass window.
34 of 41 		Trevor Quinn works on the new stained glass window.
35 of 41 		Dr. Oliver Brett and Roger Fry with the newly completed stained glass window.
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