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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 57 		These three Native girls are ancestors of many Aboriginal people living in the area today.
2 of 57 		Bonnie Revell, the wife of a young mine doctor, bakes bread in a stone oven.
3 of 57 		Drumming ceremony at Red Lake
4 of 57 		Fairwind's dream dance drum
5 of 57 		Preparing a beaver pelt at the Red Lake Trapper's Festival
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Aboriginal landscape of Red Lake
7 of 57 		The first prospectors to find gold in Red Lake, found it under the roots of this upturned tree.
8 of 57 		Prospectors discover gold at Red Lake.
9 of 57 		George Jones makes his way to Red Lake. He travelled by dog sled.
10 of 57 		Prospectors trenching the Howey claims in Red Lake.
11 of 57 		Pictured here is the Dome crew on Howey claims in Red Lake.
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Miner Bill Husack stands near the hoist room at the McKenzie Island Mine.
13 of 57 		Shown here is one of the first underground crews at the Dickenson Mine.
14 of 57 		A Red Lake mining pioneer
15 of 57 		Pilots flock to the gold rush.
16 of 57 		The first Fokker airplane to fly in Canada
17 of 57 		Norseman flies into Red Lake.
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