Let it snow! This photo, captured in 1900, features an unknown residential area of Rossland in the midst of a blizzard. Do you recognize the street or have information to help us fill in this photo’s history? If so, contact the Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre at archives@rosslandmuseum.ca.

Let it snow! This photo, captured in 1900, features an unknown residential area of Rossland in the midst of a blizzard. Do you recognize the street or have information to help us fill in this photo’s history? If so, contact the Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre at archives@rosslandmuseum.ca.

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Let it snow! This photo, captured in 1900, features an unknown residential area of Rossland in the midst of a blizzard. Do you recognise the street or have information to help us fill-in this photo’s history? If so, contact the Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre at archives@rosslandmuseum.ca.

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