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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 21 		These three Native girls are ancestors of many Aboriginal people living in the area today.
2 of 21 		This Ojibway campsite lines Forestry Point.
3 of 21 		Bonnie Revell, the wife of a young mine doctor, bakes bread in a stone oven.
4 of 21 		Drumming ceremony at Red Lake
5 of 21 		Fairwind's dream dance drum
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Norseman flies into Red Lake.
7 of 21 		In 1948, this was downtown Red Lake. With seven gold mines in production, the town was booming.
8 of 21 		Students at Red Lake's school
9 of 21 		A snow machine on McKenzie Island
10 of 21 		Bill and Jean (Volkart) Husack on their wedding day in Finntown.
11 of 21 		Sisters Joan Volkart (left) and Jean Husack (right).
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Emptying the boat in Finntown
13 of 21 		Settling in at Red Lake
14 of 21 		Anna Zupanic holds baby Clara Thompson on her baptism day.
15 of 21 		Neighbours in Finntown
16 of 21 		Anna Zupanic enjoys her freedom.
17 of 21 		McDougall's store in Red Lake
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