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Doukhobor Dugout House uses bread sales to fulfill late woman’s legacy

Kelvin Myers October 17, 2020 Discover Canada Leave a comment 196 Views

It’s been a struggle during the COVID-19 pandemic but the Doukhobor Dugout House founder says they found a way to lure visitors back for a slice of history.

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Doukhobor Dugout House uses bread sales to fulfill late woman’s legacy

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