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Memories of Red Lake: Why We Came, Why We Stayed
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Ojibway and Chippewa sign Treaty Three.
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These three Native girls are ancestors of many Aboriginal people living in the area today.
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This Ojibway campsite lines Forestry Point.
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Bonnie Revell, the wife of a young mine doctor, bakes bread in a stone oven.
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Drumming ceremony at Red Lake
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Fairwind's dream dance drum
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This is a replica of a trapper's cabin, located at the Ear Falls Museum.
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The first prospectors to find gold in Red Lake, found it under the roots of this upturned tree.
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George Jones makes his way to Red Lake. He travelled by dog sled.
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Prospectors' shelter at Red Lake
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Prospectors trenching the Howey claims in Red Lake.
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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.
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Shown here is one of the first underground crews at the Dickenson Mine.
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The Campbell Mine in Balmertown
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Pilots flock to the gold rush.
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The first Fokker airplane to fly in Canada
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Norseman flies into Red Lake.
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