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Misfortunes
During the history of Prince George, many difficult challenges have presented themselves. Many of these have been overcome, while others occurred at great cost to our community.

Misfortunes

Law Enforcement - Life was difficult for those settlers that found themselves on the wrong side of the law.

Accidents - Building a community in the wilderness comes with inherent danger, and pushing the limits often resulted in tragedy.

Fires, Floods, and Landslides - Nature sometimes provided setbacks to the early settlers, but their resiliency allowed them to prevail.



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