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Neon Sign

Brought to the museum after Revelstoke closed it's Alix branch. Alice Whitfield remembers the sign being in the office when it was the Alberta Lumber Co., and her father-in-law was the manager before 1950.
Image Copyright Alix Wagon Wheel Museum
  

  
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