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		mylan["trName1"]="Banff";

		mylan["trsubTitle1"]="Banff Park, Alberta, Canada";

		mylan["trDesc1"]="Welcome to our Virtual Tour of Banff. The resort town of Banff is one of Canada's most popular tourist destinations, known for its mountainous surroundings and hot springs. It is the largest town in Banff National Park, located in Alberta's Rockies. It is a major destination for outdoor sports, hiking, biking and skiing areas within the area. Sunshine Village and Ski Norquay are the closest ski resorts to Banff. Banff is situated above Bow Falls and is the town with the highest elevation in Canada and is surrounded by mountains, notably Mount Rundle, Sulphur Mountain, Mount Norquay, and Cascade Mountain.";

		 mylan["1053hsName1"]="About Canada Gallery";

						   mylan["1053hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1053hsDesc1"]="About Canada sell a wide range of Canadian made products and art. The store has a wide range of handcrafted items from jewelry and artwork to crafts and souvenirs. This is one shop you will want to leave with something. Their service is second to none and they gift wrap free of charge and ship worldwide. Tel: (403) 760 2996";mylan["1047hsName1"]="Banff Ave & Birch Ave";

						   mylan["1047hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1047hsDesc1"]="This was just a beautiful panoramic view that lent itself to be photographed. One interesting find was the Banff Y Mountain Lodge that is situated right in front of the bridge.";mylan["1043hsName1"]="Banff Ave & Buffalo St";

						   mylan["1043hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1043hsDesc1"]="Following down Banff Street you can see an array of shops that cater to all tastes and tourist souvenirs. In this picture you can see the United Church and to its left is the Clock Tower Village Mall. Additionally you can visit some wonderful independent shops in the Dave White Block building - the tall brown building in this view.";mylan["1044hsName1"]="Banff Ave & Caribou St";

						   mylan["1044hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1044hsDesc1"]="As you walk down this beautiful and historic High Street you might want to take a break from shopping and build up on your reserves for sightseeing. There are numerous restaurants to choose from and you have a number of choices right here.";mylan["1042hsName1"]="Banff Ave & Wolf Street";

						   mylan["1042hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1042hsDesc1"]="Banff offers postcard pictures scenic street with shopping, eating entertainment at every corner. Here you can see St. Paul's Presbyterian Church and the building to its right partially obscured by some trees is the Tourist Information Centre";mylan["1050hsName1"]="Banff Avenue";

						   mylan["1050hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1050hsDesc1"]="This view right in the heart of the town is taken in front of the Mount Royal Hotel. A buggy ride awaits you if your feet get tired from all the sightseeing and shopping and will whisk you away for a guided tour of the twon.";mylan["1041hsName1"]="Banff Indian Days";

						   mylan["1041hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1041hsDesc1"]="Banff Indian Days are traditional First Nations gatherings, which were held in the area from 1889 until 1978, and revived in 2005The primary purpose of Indian Days is to recapture the First Nations peoples' culture and to re-introduce it to their young people. Secondary benefits are to improve relationships between First Nations and the surrounding communities by increasing exposure to & understanding of other's cultures and to revive and maintain the traditional Banff Indian Days celebrations while celebrating the diversity of cultures and to have a good time.";mylan["1046hsName1"]="Bear St & Caribou Street";

						   mylan["1046hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1046hsDesc1"]="Banff is one of Canada's most visited towns and because of this there is one thing that is not in short supply and that is accommodation. However, it is best to book ahead as it can get booked up quite quickly in all four seasons. In this view not only do you see some great restaurants but there are also some good hotels.";mylan["1049hsName1"]="Bear Street";

						   mylan["1049hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1049hsDesc1"]="On this seemingly quite street you come to find Banff modern museum - the Whyte Museum founded by another of Banff's pioneer family Peter Whyte and Catharine Robb. They married in 1930 and Banff and the Canadian mountains became their home. Definitely a must see stop";mylan["1045hsName1"]="Beaver St & Caribou St";

						   mylan["1045hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1045hsDesc1"]="It doesn't matter where you go in Banff there is always spectacular scenery to view from any street corner. Just twenty yards away is where Norman Luxton  built his home in the 1905 with Georgina McDougall Luxton. Their home was turned into a museum after their daughter Eleanor Luxton passed away and whom started Eleanor Luxton Historical Foundation. If you get a chance this is definitely a must see stop as this family have contributed greatly to the Banff community and the relics give you a first hand account into life in the 'great wild west.";mylan["1052hsName1"]="Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum";

						   mylan["1052hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1052hsDesc1"]="The Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum depicts the story of the First Nations people of the Plains with detailed exhibitions and artefacts that display both the knowledge and understanding of aboriginal life. It manages to showcase the rich  culture along with the spiritual and ceremonial and everyday life of these legendary people. Throughout the year the museum presents live performances and demonstrations for visitors.";mylan["1048hsName1"]="Cave Avenue";

						   mylan["1048hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1048hsDesc1"]="As you explore the outskirts of the town you tend to find some real gems and we found two gems in this area that couldn't be resisted. The first was the Indian Trading Post and the second was the Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum.";mylan["1051hsName1"]="Indian Trading Post";

						   mylan["1051hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1051hsDesc1"]="The Banff Indian Trading Post was established in 1903. This retail store sells Native American crafts, moccasins, jewelery and souvenirs. Additionally it houses many interesting old artifacts that you can view from the bizarre  Merman, a creature 'part fish part man' and of of unknown origin - or many items from the 'Luxton' years. With such a wide selection on offer this is a must place to buy a souvenir. Telephone (403) 762-2456";mylan["1054hsName1"]="Luxton House";

						   mylan["1054hssubTitle1"]="";

						   mylan["1054hsDesc1"]="It is the hope of the Foundation that the Luxton home and garden will continue to be a tangible link to Banff's history, and will be enjoyed by townspeople and visitors for many years to come. Built in about 1905, it was home to Banff's Luxton family for 90 years. Norman Luxton, Georgina McDougall Luxton and their daughter Eleanor all played important roles in the development and character of Banff.";  mylan["1235psName1"]="Handcrafts";

						   							  mylan["1235pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1235psDesc1"]="About Canada sell a wide range of Canadian made products and art. The store has a wide range of handcrafted items from jewelry and artwork to crafts and souvenirs. This is one shop you will want to leave with something. Their service is second to none and they gift wrap free of charge and ship worldwide. Tel: (403) 760 2996";mylan["1236psName1"]="Art Gallery";

						   							  mylan["1236pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1236psDesc1"]="About Canada sell a wide range of Canadian made products and art. The store has a wide range of handcrafted items from jewelry and artwork to crafts and souvenirs. This is one shop you will want to leave with something. Their service is second to none and they gift wrap free of charge and ship worldwide. Tel: (403) 760 2996";mylan["1237psName1"]="Entrance";

						   							  mylan["1237pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1237psDesc1"]="About Canada sell a wide range of Canadian made products and art. The store has a wide range of handcrafted items from jewelry and artwork to crafts and souvenirs. This is one shop you will want to leave with something. Their service is second to none and they gift wrap free of charge and ship worldwide. Tel: (403) 760 2996";mylan["1238psName1"]="Banff Ave & Buffalo St";

						   							  mylan["1238pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1238psDesc1"]="Following down Banff Street you can see an array of shops that cater to all tastes and tourist souvenirs. In this picture you can see the United Church and to its left is the Clock Tower Village Mall. Additionally you can visit some wonderful independent shops in the Dave White Block building - the tall brown building in this view.";mylan["1223psName1"]="Cave Avenue";

						   							  mylan["1223pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1223psDesc1"]="As you explore the outskirts of the town you tend to find some real gems and we found two gems in this area that couldn't be resisted. The first was the Indian Trading Post and the second was the Luxton Museum";mylan["1225psName1"]="Banff Ave & Buffalo St";

						   							  mylan["1225pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1225psDesc1"]="Following down Banff Street you can see an array of shops that cater to all tastes and tourist souvenirs. In this picture you can see the United Church and to its left is the Clock Tower Village Mall. Additionally you can visit some wonderful independent shops in the Dave White Block building - the tall brown building in this view.";mylan["1222psName1"]="Banff Ave & Birch Ave";

						   							  mylan["1222pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1222psDesc1"]="This was just a beautiful panoramic view that lent itself to be photographed. One interesting find was the Banff Y Mountain Lodge that is situated right in front of the bridge.";mylan["1232psName1"]="Banff Ave & Buffalo St";

						   							  mylan["1232pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1232psDesc1"]="Following down Banff Street you can see an array of shops that cater to all tastes and tourist souvenirs. In this picture you can see the United Church and to its left is the Clock Tower Village Mall. Additionally you can visit some wonderful independent shops in the Dave White Block building - the tall brown building in this view.";mylan["1241psName1"]="Banff Avenue";

						   							  mylan["1241pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1241psDesc1"]="This view right in the heart of the town is taken in front of the Mount Royal Hotel. A buggy ride awaits you if your feet get tired from all the sightseeing and shopping and will whisk you away for a guided tour of the twon.";mylan["1214psName1"]="Banff Ave & Wolf Street";

						   							  mylan["1214pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1214psDesc1"]="Banff offers postcard pictures scenic street with shopping, eating entertainment at every corner. Here you can see St. Paul's Presbyterian Church and the building to its right partially obscured by some trees is the Tourist Information Centre";mylan["1215psName1"]="Banff Avenue";

						   							  mylan["1215pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1215psDesc1"]="This view right in the heart of the town is taken in front of the Mount Royal Hotel. A buggy ride awaits you if your feet get tired from all the sightseeing and shopping and will whisk you away for a guided tour of the twon.";mylan["1242psName1"]="Banff Indian Days";

						   							  mylan["1242pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1242psDesc1"]="Banff Indian Days are traditional First Nations gatherings, which were held in the area from 1889 until 1978, and revived in 2005 The primary purpose of Indian Days is to recapture the First Nations peoples' culture and to re-introduce it to their young people. Secondary benefits are to improve relationships between First Nations and the surrounding communities by increasing exposure to & understanding of other's cultures and to revive and maintain the traditional Banff Indian Days celebrations while celebrating the diversity of cultures and to have a good time.";mylan["1213psName1"]="Banff Ave & Caribou St";

						   							  mylan["1213pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1213psDesc1"]="As you walk down this beautiful and historic High Street you might want to take a break from shopping and build up on your reserves for sightseeing. There are numerous restaurants to choose from and you have a number of choices right here.";mylan["1220psName1"]="Banff Ave & Buffalo St.";

						   							  mylan["1220pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1220psDesc1"]="Following down Banff Street you can see an array of shops that cater to all tastes and tourist souvenirs. In this picture you can see the United Church and to its left is the Clock Tower Village Mall. Additionally you can visit some wonderful independent shops in the Dave White Block building - the tall brown building in this view.";mylan["1221psName1"]="Banff Ave & Caribou St";

						   							  mylan["1221pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1221psDesc1"]="As you walk down this beautiful and historic High Street you might want to take a break from shopping and build up on your reserves for sightseeing. There are numerous restaurants to choose from and you have a number of choices right here.";mylan["1243psName1"]="Banff Ave & Caribou St";

						   							  mylan["1243pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1243psDesc1"]="As you walk down this beautiful and historic High Street you might want to take a break from shopping and build up on your reserves for sightseeing. There are numerous restaurants to choose from and you have a number of choices right here.";mylan["1217psName1"]="Bear Street";

						   							  mylan["1217pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1217psDesc1"]="On this seemingly quite street you come to find Banff modern museum - the Whyte Museum founded by another of Banff's pioneer family Peter Whyte and Catharine Robb. They married in 1930 and Banff and the Canadian mountains became their home. Definitely a must see stop";mylan["1218psName1"]="Beaver St & Caribou St";

						   							  mylan["1218pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1218psDesc1"]="It doesn't matter where you go in Banff there is always spectacular scenery to view from any street corner. Just twenty yards away is where Norman Luxton built his home in the 1905 with Georgina McDougall Luxton. Their home was turned into a museum after their daughter Eleanor Luxton passed away and whom started Eleanor Luxton Historical Foundation. If you get a chance this is definitely a must see stop as this family have contributed greatly to the Banff community and the relics give you a first hand account into life in the 'great wild west.";mylan["1216psName1"]="Beaver St & Caribou St";

						   							  mylan["1216pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1216psDesc1"]="Banff is one of Canada's most visited towns and because of this there is one thing that is not in short supply and that is accommodation. However, it is best to book ahead as it can get booked up quite quickly in all four seasons. In this view not only do you see some great restaurants but there are also some good hotels.";mylan["1219psName1"]="Banff Ave & Caribou St";

						   							  mylan["1219pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1219psDesc1"]="As you walk down this beautiful and historic High Street you might want to take a break from shopping and build up on your reserves for sightseeing. There are numerous restaurants to choose from and you have a number of choices right here.";mylan["1233psName1"]="Luxton House";

						   							  mylan["1233pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1233psDesc1"]="It is the hope of the Foundation that the Luxton home and garden will continue to be a tangible link to Banff's history, and will be enjoyed by townspeople and visitors for many years to come. Built in about 1905, it was home to Banff's Luxton family for 90 years. Norman Luxton, Georgina McDougall Luxton and their daughter Eleanor all played important roles in the development and character of Banff.";mylan["1229psName1"]="Exhibition";

						   							  mylan["1229pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1229psDesc1"]="This amazing exhibition provides you with an amazing view of life with the First Nations people";mylan["1230psName1"]="Exhibition - more";

						   							  mylan["1230pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1230psDesc1"]="This amazing exhibition provides you with an amazing view of life with the First Nations people";mylan["1231psName1"]="Exhibition";

						   							  mylan["1231pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1231psDesc1"]="This amazing exhibition provides you with an amazing view of life with the First Nations people";mylan["1239psName1"]="Exit";

						   							  mylan["1239pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1239psDesc1"]="The Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum depicts the story of the First Nations people of the Plains with detailed exhibitions and artefacts that display both the knowledge and understanding of aboriginal life. It manages to showcase the rich culture along with the spiritual and ceremonial and everyday life of these legendary people. Throughout the year the museum presents live performances and demonstrations for visitors.";mylan["1245psName1"]="Cave Avenue";

						   							  mylan["1245pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1245psDesc1"]="As you explore the outskirts of the town you tend to find some real gems and we found two gems in this area that couldn't be resisted. The first was the Indian Trading Post and the second was the Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum.";mylan["1224psName1"]="Banff Ave & Birch Ave";

						   							  mylan["1224pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1224psDesc1"]="This was just a beautiful panoramic view that lent itself to be photographed. One interesting find was the Banff Y Mountain Lodge that is situated right in front of the bridge.";mylan["1240psName1"]="Indian Trading Post";

						   							  mylan["1240pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1240psDesc1"]="The Banff Indian Trading Post was established in 1903. This retail store sells Native American crafts, moccasins, jewelery and souvenirs. Additionally it houses many interesting old artifacts that you can view from the bizarre Merman, a creature 'part fish part man' and of of unknown origin - or many items from the 'Luxton' years. With such a wide selection on offer this is a must place to buy a souvenir. Telephone (403) 762-2456";mylan["1244psName1"]="Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum";

						   							  mylan["1244pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1244psDesc1"]="The Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum depicts the story of the First Nations people of the Plains with detailed exhibitions and artefacts that display both the knowledge and understanding of aboriginal life. It manages to showcase the rich culture along with the spiritual and ceremonial and everyday life of these legendary people. Throughout the year the museum presents live performances and demonstrations for visitors.";mylan["1226psName1"]="Backroom";

						   							  mylan["1226pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1226psDesc1"]="Step into the backroom where in addition to the authentic First Nation clothing you can also purchase authentic cowboy hats, pelts, plush toys and much more.";mylan["1227psName1"]="Entrance";

						   							  mylan["1227pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1227psDesc1"]="The Banff Indian Trading Post was established in 1903. This retail store sells Native American crafts, moccasins, jewelery and souvenirs. Additionally it houses many interesting old artifacts that you can view from the bizarre Merman, a creature 'part fish part man' and of of unknown origin - or many items from the 'Luxton' years. With such a wide selection on offer this is a must place to buy a souvenir.";mylan["1228psName1"]="Cave Avenue";

						   							  mylan["1228pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1228psDesc1"]="As you explore the outskirts of the town you tend to find some real gems and we found two gems in this area that couldn't be resisted. The first was the Indian Trading Post and the second was the Luxton Museum";mylan["1234psName1"]="Sitting Room";

						   							  mylan["1234pssubTitle1"]="";

						  							  mylan["1234psDesc1"]="This room was both Georgina's and her daughter Eleanor's. The grandfather clock was inherited from a McDougall aunt, May Ross, Mrs. George Ross. Eleanor Luxton (1908-1995) chose the paintings that include more modern works, in addition to those by her mother, Jimmy Simpson, and R.H. Palenske. Eleanor was a teacher, a writer, an industrial draftsperson, and a competent businesswoman. She attended the University of Alberta, where she obtained a B.A. in history and English, and then a M.A. in history. She later studied engineering at McGill University. She had a great passion for history. Originally published in 1971 she edited her father's diaries of this Pacific Crossing, a work that was reissued in 2002 as Tilikum: Luxton's Pacific Crossing. She also wrote Banff .Canada's First National Park. A History and a Memory of Rocky Mountains Park (1974), the second edition of which appeared in 2008.";