Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History No. 26
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Lake Bennett, British Columbia
by Margaret Carter
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As the background material found in this paper was compiled in the
course of research on futher Yukon topics over a five-year period, the
sources reflected are too numerous to mention; consequently only
material directly referred to in the endnotes has been listed here.
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