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"A Section of Road Passing Through Burned Forest in Brudenell Township, 1901", colourised with palette.fm AI

Source

"Rockingham, a Brule on Corduroy Road" – Archives of Ontario – C 120-2-0-0-54, S5049, Charles Macnamara fonds, B379883. Found at [1]

Date

circa 1901

Author

Dan McKendry in Buckboard

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