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File:Rogers Pass avalanche disaster 5 March 1910.jpg

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English: The aftermath of the 5 March 1910 avalanche at snow shed 14 in Rogers Pass, British Columbia, Canada. Not to be confused with the fatal slide a day earlier at shed 17: Fifty-eight men died in what is still the nation's worst avalanche disaster.
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Source Revelstoke Museum and Archives (Photograph #268)
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Shelby Whiting

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