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Memories of Red Lake: Why We Came, Why We Stayed
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Ojibway and Chippewa sign Treaty Three.
1 of 40 		These three Native girls are ancestors of many Aboriginal people living in the area today.
2 of 40 		Drumming ceremony at Red Lake
3 of 40 		Preparing a beaver pelt at the Red Lake Trapper's Festival
4 of 40 		Signature of an early prospector at Red Lake
5 of 40 		The first prospectors to find gold in Red Lake, found it under the roots of this upturned tree.
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Prospectors discover gold at Red Lake.
7 of 40 		The gold rush triggers a rush of journalists to Red Lake.
8 of 40 		A Red Lake mining pioneer
9 of 40 		Norseman flies into Red Lake.
10 of 40 		The first commercial passenger flight to Red Lake
11 of 40 		Red Lake's first official airport
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The 70th Anniversary of Red Lake's first air delivery
13 of 40 		In 1948, this was downtown Red Lake. With seven gold mines in production, the town was booming.
14 of 40 		A fishing champion at Trout Lake
15 of 40 		Fishing guides at Red Lake
16 of 40 		The first day of school in Red Lake
17 of 40 		Students at Red Lake's school
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