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Memories of Red Lake: Why We Came, Why We Stayed
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This Ojibway campsite lines Forestry Point.
1 of 48 		Fairwind's dream dance drum at the Red Lake Museum
2 of 48 		This is a replica of a trapper's cabin, located at the Ear Falls Museum.
3 of 48 		Aboriginal landscape of Red Lake
4 of 48 		Prospectors' shelter at Red Lake
5 of 48 		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.
7 of 48 		The Campbell Mine in Balmertown
8 of 48 		Red Lake's first official airport
9 of 48 		In 1948, this was downtown Red Lake. With seven gold mines in production, the town was booming.
10 of 48 		A fishing champion at Trout Lake
11 of 48 		Fishing guides at Red Lake
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Students at Red Lake's school
13 of 48 		A snow machine on McKenzie Island
14 of 48 		Bill and Jean (Volkart) Husack pose with their wedding party in Finntown.
15 of 48 		Get togethers at the Husacks are always a good time.
16 of 48 		Entertaining in Finntown, McKenzie Island
17 of 48 		Emptying the boat in Finntown
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