Celebrating the ‘50

Celebrating the ‘50

Steve Sheridan dresses as George Blackstone, a former blacksmith, during 150 Mile House’s 150th anniversary Saturday.

Steve Sheridan dresses as George Blackstone, a former blacksmith, during 150 Mile House’s 150th anniversary Saturday.

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