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Port of Churchill, 1935
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Port of Churchill, 1933.
Original caption: "AN OUTPOST OF COMMERCE in the Barren Lands of Canada. The magnificent new grain elevator at Churchill is capable of loading as much as 10,000 tons of grain in one day. In 1935, only three years after the Pennyworth had taken her first grain cargo on board, 2,407,000 bushels of grain were exported from Churchill to Europe."
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1935
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