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Heritage memories : a history of Meadow Lake and surrounding districts.

Heritage memories : a history of Meadow Lake and surrounding districts.

Book 1981

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Description:
715 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, maps, portraits
Notes:
Maps on lining papers
Includes index
SPL: Canadiana
Control Number:
13458
Other Authors:
Meadow Lake Diamond Jubilee Heritage Group
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