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Bonanza Hotel Sign, 1972. Businesses; People Identified from left to right

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Identified from left to right are: Alberta Hazel

Photograph of a First Nations child in front of a row of log residences at Moosehide

Inscription recto: Adams & Co

Appears to be around Third Ave

Bonanza Hotel Sign, 1972. Businesses; People Identified from left to rightThe Bonanza Hotel sign The sign reads: "The Bonanza Hotel. Nightly entertainment. Modern Conveniences Restaurant on the Premises, Non drinking Photographers welcome. Non photographing drinkers welcome too. erected in 1899 has the oldest hotel bar in town known as the Melbourne Hotel unti 1915 when the name was changed to The Principal and operated as such until 1942 when it became the Pearl Harbour. The bar was built in Chicago & used on the Barbary

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