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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.
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A view of Fire Hall no. 2 shortly after the tornado.
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Damaged buildings after the tornado.
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Men repairing damaged to a wood framed building.
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The ruins of the Regina Telephone Exchange
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E.C. Rossie photograph of a stone building damaged after the tornado.
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The Methodist parsonage and the Carnegie Library
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A cleanup site along what is most likely Dewdney Avenue.
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Several groups of pedestrians observe damage along Lorne Street.
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The Regina Post Office building just after it was completed in 1906.
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Postal workers in the Paymaster's office of the Regina Post Office building.
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Postal workers at the Regina Post Office.
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Horse team and cleanup crew at the site of the Regina Telephone Exchange Building.
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Victoria Park as it appeared before the tornado.
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A view of Lorne Street more than 90 years after the tornado.
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Original location of the Knox Presbyterian Church, now the home of SaskTel offices.
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E.C. Rossie photograph showing tornado damage along Lorne Street.
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