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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912
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Damaged buildings after the tornado.
1 of 43 		Ruins of the first Regina Boat Club House on the north shore of Wascana Lake, completed in 1906.
2 of 43 		Wreckage along Lorne Street, one of the areas most affected by the 1912 tornado.
3 of 43 		Damage along a residential street after the tornado.
4 of 43 		E.C. Rossie photograph of the remains of the Canadian Pacific Railway Roundhouse in central Regina.
5 of 43 		Damage in the Canadian Pacific Railway freight yard after the tornado.
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A view of Fire Hall no. 2 shortly after the tornado.
7 of 43 		View of the First Baptist Church on Victoria Avenue shortly after the tornado.
8 of 43 		View of damage to the Metropolitan Methodist Church on Lorne Street after the tornado.
9 of 43 		Damaged buildings after the tornado.
10 of 43 		Men repairing damaged to a wood framed building.
11 of 43 		Large areas of debris were left behind by the tornado in residential areas around Regina.
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Debris blocking the space between the Metropolitan Methodist Church and the Y.W.C.A. on Lorne Street
13 of 43 		The ruins of the Regina Telephone Exchange
14 of 43 		E.C. Rossie photograph of a stone building damaged after the tornado.
15 of 43 		The Methodist parsonage and the Carnegie Library
16 of 43 		Tornado damage and horse team cleanup crews, as seen from 12th Avenue and Lorne Street.
17 of 43 		Several groups of pedestrians observe damage along Lorne Street.
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