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Alexandra Lodge, a gold rush-era landmark, survives B.C. wildfire
- Alexandra Lodge, a historic gold rush-era building in southwestern British Columbia, survived a nearby wildfire that threatened it.
- The BC Wildfire Service reported that the leading edge of the fire passed by the lodge, which is located next to the Trans-Canada Highway in Fraser Canyon.
- Fire crews are mopping up around the lodge and assessing and removing dangerous trees to ensure safety.
- Shirley MacKinnon, the lodge's owner, expressed relief and gratitude for the public support after restoring the building for several years and is eager to continue caring for it.
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Alexandra Lodge, a gold rush-era landmark, survives B.C. wildfire
HELLS GATE - The owners of the gold rush-era Alexandra Lodge in southwestern B.C., are celebrating news that the landmark is still standing after a wildfire came perilously close.
·Toronto, Canada
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