Lumberman's Arch
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The first Lumberman’s Arch was a massive monument consisting of a roof supported by eight thick tree trunks. It was installed across Pender Street to commemorate the 1912 visit of the Canadian governor general the Duke of Connaught, then floated across the harbour and re-installed near this spot.
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Lumberman's Arch
The first Lumberman’s Arch was a massive monument consisting of a roof supported by eight thick tree trunks. It was installed across Pender Street to commemorate the 1912 visit of the Canadian governor general the Duke of Connaught, then floated across the harbour and re-installed near this spot.
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