Pembina, North Dakota
One of the primary fur trading stations to which the trappers in southern Manitoba gravitated. Alexander Henry arrived at Pembina in 1801 bringing with him a large fgroup of Ojibway trappers and their families.
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This 140 page history of Southern Manitoba by Ed Ledohowski contains many photographs never before seen in publications and features many memoirs from Manitoba's past.
It is for sale from the PMA by contacting pembinamanitouarchive@gmail.com.
Price $60
Shipping and Handling $25.
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Agricultural Topics
A research paper published by Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Recreation, Historic Resources Branch.
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Manitoba Histories
History of railroiads in Canada.
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Veterans' Experience & War Effort
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Instructions for military behaviour and rules of conduct.
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Community Histories
History of railroiads in Canada.
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Photos & Art Work
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A collection of photographs researched and digitized by Ed Ledohowski from the collections of Library and Archives Canada, and the Manitoba Legislative Archive.
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Memoirs & Memories
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Joseph Godon was one of the well-known Metis leaders in the district north of Rock Lake Manitoba. He was born near Pembina North Dakota to a family associated with Alexander Henry's trading station at Pembina, but he lived most of his life in the Rock Lake district.
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Arts & Crafts
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