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Glace Bay #2 Colliery
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NSSXA 77-697-831
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1 photograph :b&w ; 25cm x 21cm
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Item is a photograph of Glace Bay #2 Colliery
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Caption: "Bankhead". Reverse caption: "MacDonald, Wm. (Senator) VI:2 MacDonald, Wm. (Senator) VI:2 MacDonald, Wm. (Senator) VI:2". Donated by William ''Senator" MacDonald. Glace Bay, #2 Colliery Oldest mine in North America, 900 hundred feet deep. #20 seam about to close down (May 1969)
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