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The old picture of Sam McGee's cabin brings back fond memories for me. This photo shows the cabin located on Elliot Street between third and fourth avenues in Whitehorse before it was moved to its present site at the MacBride Museum. Contributed by Les McLaughlin.

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Bank of British Columbia

Published by Webmaster on 09/01/2003 (13832 reads)
Contributed by Charlie Nightengale.

What was the Bank of British Columbia from 1887 to 1900 and then the Bank of Commerce from 1900 to 1904 in Kamloops. Service worked here for about 5 months in 1904 before being transferred to Whitehorse in Dec. I scanned this pictures from an original photo that I have that came from the Kamloops Museum and Archives. This building was demolished in 1958.

 

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