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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912
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Ruins of the first Regina Boat Club House on the north shore of Wascana Lake, completed in 1906.
1 of 15 		Damage along a residential street after the tornado.
2 of 15 		E.C. Rossie photograph of the remains of the Canadian Pacific Railway Roundhouse in central Regina.
3 of 15 		Damage in the Canadian Pacific Railway freight yard after the tornado.
4 of 15 		Wreckage, including out buildings and an automobile behind a house on 14th avenue.
5 of 15 		Tornado damage and horse team cleanup crews, as seen from 12th Avenue and Lorne Street.
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The ruins of the Winnipeg grain elevator
7 of 15 		Men cleaning debris near the Canadian Pacific Railway yards after the tornado.
8 of 15 		Debris at the storage warehouses along the rail yards in central Regina.
9 of 15 		Horse team and cleanup crew at the site of the Regina Telephone Exchange Building.
10 of 15 		Cleanup crews with horse teams near the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
11 of 15 		A cleanup crew stops work to pose for a picture.
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A view of Lorne Street more than 90 years after the tornado.
13 of 15 		Wreckage in the rail yards of central Regina after the tornado.
14 of 15 		A crowd gathers to view the damage caused by the tornado.
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