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The news story below from Canadian Press was passed on to me today.  Due to
copyright, I pass on an excerpt....

Frank
Frank van Kalmthout
Librarian,
Archives of Ontario
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Peterborough floods damage massive collection of historical books, documents
(Flooding-History-Dama)
PETERBOROUGH, **>Ont.<** (CP) _
Jul 16 2004 06:04:00 - Source: POL [The Canadian Press]

A massive collection of historical
books, documents, periodicals and magazines, known as the
Peterborough Collection, was severely damaged by flood waters on
Thursday.

<snip>

Head librarian Becky Rogers said the wave swept through the
building's lower level taking with it the Peterborough collection,
other books, computers, files, desks and chairs.

<snip>

Museum co-ordinator Susan Neale said the Roy collection is on
wall racks in a special sealed vault and the extent of damage, if
any at all, isn't known yet.
(Peterborough Examiner)


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