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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912
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Looking south along Lorne Street, which suffered extensive damage from the tornado.
19 of 43 		Damage from the tornado.
20 of 43 		Damage to the Knox Presbyterian Church, located at 12th Avenue and Cornwall Street.
21 of 43 		The Regina Post Office building just after it was completed in 1906.
22 of 43 		Postal workers in the Paymaster's office of the Regina Post Office building.
23 of 43 		Postal workers at the Regina Post Office.
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Postcards were used as quick notes to reassure relatives that all had survived the tornado.
25 of 43 		Horse team and cleanup crew at the site of the Regina Telephone Exchange Building.
26 of 43 		Cleanup crews with horse teams near the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
27 of 43 		Panoramic view of Regina in 1911, the year before the tornado.
28 of 43 		Victoria Park as it appeared before the tornado.
29 of 43 		A cleanup crew stops work to pose for a picture.
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The Donahue building, which suffered little damage from the tornado.
31 of 43 		View of tornado damage along Cornwall Street, where many businesses were located.
32 of 43 		Tornado wreckage at the site of the Laird building, a major warehouse in Regina.
33 of 43 		Damaged to the Metropolitan Methodist Church, caused by the tornado.
34 of 43 		View of the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
35 of 43 		A view of Lorne Street more than 90 years after the tornado.
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