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Memories of Red Lake: Why We Came, Why We Stayed
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These three Native girls are ancestors of many Aboriginal people living in the area today.
1 of 15 		Bonnie Revell, the wife of a young mine doctor, bakes bread in a stone oven.
2 of 15 		Preparing a beaver pelt at the Red Lake Trapper's Festival
3 of 15 		The first prospectors to find gold in Red Lake, found it under the roots of this upturned tree.
4 of 15 		An early road sign at Red Lake
5 of 15 		The first day of school in Red Lake
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Jean Husack (Volkart) enjoys some free time with her puppy.
7 of 15 		Signs of winter on McKenzie Island
8 of 15 		Sisters Joan Volkart (left) and Jean Husack (right).
9 of 15 		Emptying the boat in Finntown
10 of 15 		A Holocaust survivor arrives in Red Lake
11 of 15 		Anna Zupanic holds baby Clara Thompson on her baptism day.
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Anna Zupanic enjoys her freedom.
13 of 15 		Margaret McDougall, a prominent member of the Red Lake Community
14 of 15 		Elsie Boyanowski (Dayneka) standing beside mileage sign where the traffic lights are now.
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