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R-A1796-2

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1916

Building La Colle Falls hydroelectric power dam. The view is from the south bank.

La Colle Falls symbolized the boom and bust mentality that existed in Saskatchewan during the second decade of the 20th Century.

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Reference Number:	R-A1796-2
Media Type:	photograph
Keywords:	La Colle Falls; North Saskatchewan River; Prince Albert; Dams; Construction

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Preview	Ref Number	Type	Title
	R-A1796-2		01 - Building La Colle Falls hydroelectric power dam. The view is from the south bank.

	R-A24663-23		02 - By 1927 the abandoned site at La Colle Falls had become a curiosity to people in the area.

	R-A20350		03 - Eager Saskatchewan recruits eating a meal during training.

	R-B7116		04 - "The ""Red Saskatchewanians"" on the front line at Passchendale."

	R-B8132		05 - The Home Front in Saskatchewan also saw Boy Scouts encouraging people to buy Victory Bonds.

	R-A19417		06 - The federal Department of Agriculture placed this article in The Saskatchewan Farmer to encourage farmers to grow more g

	R-B10109		07 - Under the leadership of Premier Scott, Saskatchewan was the first province to declare prohibition as a government policy

	R-A7537		08 - The Robsart Provincial Police station.

	R-A1890-2		09 - "An advertisement for Cutter's Respiratory vaccine, sold as a preventive measure against Spanish Flu in 1918."

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