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A Window into the Regina Tornado of 1912
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View of the First Baptist Church on Victoria Avenue shortly after the tornado.
1 of 17 		View of damage to the Metropolitan Methodist Church on Lorne Street after the tornado.
2 of 17 		Debris blocking the space between the Metropolitan Methodist Church and the Y.W.C.A. on Lorne Street
3 of 17 		Tornado damage and horse team cleanup crews, as seen from 12th Avenue and Lorne Street.
4 of 17 		Damage to the Knox Presbyterian Church, located at 12th Avenue and Cornwall Street.
5 of 17 		Cleanup crews with horse teams near the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
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Damaged to the Metropolitan Methodist Church, caused by the tornado.
7 of 17 		View of the Metropolitan Methodist Church after the tornado.
8 of 17 		Detail from a stained glass window originally from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
9 of 17 		A stained glass window originally from the Knox Presbyterian Church.
10 of 17 		Original location of the Knox Presbyterian church.
11 of 17 		The Knox Metropolitan church almost 90 years after the tornado.
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The coal bin under the Knox Metropolitan Church.
13 of 17 		Removing the stained glass windows from the coal bin of the Knox Metropolitan Church.
14 of 17 		Stained glass window featuring some original designs from the Knox Presbyterian Church windows.
15 of 17 		Installing the stained glass window piece in the Wesley United Church.
16 of 17 		The stained glass window as it is currently displayed at the Wesley United Church.
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