A pamphlet from 1967 showing the ghostic front of the church.
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The RL Hearn GS, seen in the 1960s by the looks of it.
1911 Ogilvies, Archives of Manatoba
Peavey, one year before demolition, July 1996 (LaFontaine Collection)
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View of the former Lyman School in 1992 (NRHP Form).
Gunnell Mine. From Gilpin Tram historian Mark Baldwin. See http://gilpintram.com/
Postcard, 1940 (MS2.9 DU3.1 r2, MNHS.org)
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