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La Riviere Manitou Station on Main Museum - Partnerships with Museums 2021 - Rugby to La Riviere (1880)

This monograph is intended to highlight the museum's history, its relationship to the other communities on the line, and pointing out some of the anecdotes from along the line. It was published by the Pembina Manitou Archive and the Boundary Trail National Heritage Region as part of the Partnerships with Museums 2021 project. 

Financial support was provided by the Government of Manitoba.

It is for sale from the PMA by contacting pembinamanitouarchive@gmail.com.

Price $25

Shipping and Handling $15.

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    Manitoba - Origin of the Name (1880)

    Booklet published by Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Recreation, Historic Resources Branch.

    Please recognize the attitudes expressed in these bulletins may not reflect current attitudes.

    PMA_2022_053886

      Manitou in the Provincial Legislature

      An early review of the political issues and legislative representatives of the Pembina Manitou district.

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        Militias of Manitoba 1883-1979 - Tascona (1883)

        A history of the role of militias in Manitoba's history.

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          National War Finance Committee - Fourth Victory Loan Analysis 1943

          The W E Veals fond contains many documents related to the war effort which took place in the Darlingford district in support of the troops overseas during WW2.

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            Pembina Parish - United Church of Canada - Membership List 1980 (1985)

            Membership list from Zion United Church in Darlingford.

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              Pembina, Rural Municipality of - Assessment Act 1915

              Assessment regulations for the Municipality.

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                Railway Builders - Skelton (1830)

                A history of Canada's Railways.

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                  The Comeback - Aboriginal Resilience - John Ralston Saul (1950)

                  A philosophical study of the regrowth of First Nations perspectives and culture.

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