Built on a site south of the rail line, replacing the former site of Manitoba City.
Charles Oke's reminiscences of Nellie McClung as published in the Western Producer.
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A collection of biograpgical articles concerning Nellie McClung, her daughter in law, Margaret (Horace) nad her grandson Barrie, son of Horace and Margaret.
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An article from the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix concerning the gown McClung wore at her wedding in 1896.
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A revision of the 1981 pamphlet documenting the life and legacy of Nellie McClung prepared by the Historic Resources Branch in 1985.
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A pamphlet on the life and legacy of Nellie McClung prepared by the Historical Resources Branch in 1981.
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A captioned photo from the Manitou Western Canadian documenting the move of the McClung house from Manitou to LaRiviere in 1967.
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A clipping from the Winnipeg Free Press which names Mark Twain as an influence in McClung's writing.
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An article from the Brandon Sun documenting Nellie McClung's election to the Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame.
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Article text and a collection of quotations prepared by the Archibald Historical Museum for use by the Ottawa Citizen and the United Church Observer in recognition of the Centennial of Nellie McClung's birth in 1973.
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Published by the Manitoba Travel and Convention Association in 1965, this short photo essay summarizes the life and accomplishments of Nellie McClung, one of Canada's foremost suffragists.
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