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136 PHOTOGRAPHS FOUND (WITH UNALTERED, HISTORICAL NOTES)

FLOODS Canada Van is crossing parking lot at shopping plaza in Huntsville.

1981

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FLOODS Canada Van is crossing parking lot at shopping plaza in Huntsville.

FLOODS Canada Allan McCutcheon canoes through Silver Sand Trailer Park, Huntsville.

1981

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FLOODS Canada Allan McCutcheon canoes through Silver Sand Trailer Park, Huntsville.

FLOODS Canada CN Rail workers inspect the flooded tracks at crossing on Bayview Avenue, north of Bloor street, Toronto, yesterday.

1984

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FLOODS Canada CN Rail workers inspect the flooded tracks at crossing on Bayview Avenue, north of Bloor street, Toronto, yesterday.

BUFFALO city (N.Y.) A company paid $1.2 million for a Buffalo building that it says would have cost $50 million in Toronto.

1989

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BUFFALO city (N.Y.) A company paid $1.2 million for a Buffalo building that it says would have cost $50 million in Toronto.

HOCKEY Sabre defenceman Mike Ramsey tumbles over Montreal net behind Hab goaltender Steve Penney during Buffalo's 4-3 season-opening victory.

1984

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HOCKEY Sabre defenceman Mike Ramsey tumbles over Montreal net behind Hab goaltender Steve Penney during Buffalo's 4-3 season-opening victory.

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