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Poverty Bar, Bonanza Creek, September 1975. Businesses; Location A black and white photograph

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A black and white photograph mounted on cardstock showing a parade or a street scene with large crowds in the distance

Caption: Hotel and Saloon Grand Forks // Second Avenue

"Jimmy" Mellor

Black and white view of a small cabin in winter

one building north of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Poverty Bar, Bonanza Creek, September 1975. Businesses; Location A black and white photographColour view of Bonanza Creek. A building is visible in the foreground. Dredge No. 4 is visible in the background. Caption: Sept 1975 Bonanza Creek Poverty Bar Poverty Bar was owned by Bill and Jerry Weigland and was the first gold panning establishment directed at tourism. [source: S. Burkhard]

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