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1890-1900 - Laurier and Sifton

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R-B3275-2

Item Date
ca 1908

"A 'colonist' car made up for sleeping. Early rail travel for the settlers was comfortable, but not elaborate."

Transportation to the homestead was relatively inexpensive and efficient.

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Preview	Ref Number	Type	Title
	R-B1059		01 - "Sir Wilfrid Laurier - Prime Minister of Canada, 1896-1911"

	R-A4437		02 - Laurier being greeted beside his railway car in Prince Albert.

	R-A25842		03 - The new rail line from Regina to Prince Albert.

	R-B344		04 - A group of people from Regina welcome the inauguration of the Qu'Appelle Long Lake and Saskatchewan Railway.

	R-B3676		05 - The first train into Prince Albert.

	R-B1863		06 - "Clifford Sifton - Minister of the Interior, 1896-1905"

	R-A259		07 - A group of Londoners examine a window display advertising farms in Saskatchewan.

	R-A25855		08 - "Off to Canada, immigrants crowd the ships deck."

	R-A14586		09 - Arriving at the homestead in a covered wagon.

	R-B3275-2		10 - "A 'colonist' car made up for sleeping. Early rail travel for the settlers was comfortable, but not elaborate."

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