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Pembina Crossing

This ford served the Metis as one of their main stop overs on their trek south for the buffalo hunt. It served the community as a supply centre for several decades.

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Archibald - LaRiviere Scenic Tour Brochure ca 1970 (1968)

A brochure suggesting scenic stops on a tour of the Pembina Valley featuring LaRiviere and the Archibald districts of southern Manitoba.

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    Drawing the Line - Ben Kroeker

    Kroeker's photographic study of the reenactment of the Boundary Commission's journey and the celebration of the NWMP journey west.

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      Farming at Fairbrook (1880)

      This collection of Lea Family photographs indicates how farming practices, and especially machinery, has changed over the past hundred years.

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      Fond: Lea Family
        Industry - Pembina Crossing

        Summary of early industry in the district, research by Ken Storie.

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          Pembina Crossing - A Guide to the Trails

          A Pamphlet history of the Pembina Crossing Settlement and Trails

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            Pembina Crossing - Oil and Gas Exploration (1880)

            A history of the different exploration projects which took place in the early 1900s in the Pembina Crossing district.

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              St Luke's Pembina Crossing - Municipal Designation

              A survey of the historical significance of the St Lukes's Pembina Crossing Anglican Church building.

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                St Luke's Pembina Crossing - News Article

                A short news article regarding St Luke's Pembina Crossing written by Susan Hiebert.

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                  St Luke's Pembina Crossing Anglican Church (1880)

                  A short history of the Anglican community at Pembina Crossing published by the Boundary Commission NWMP Trail Association in 1990.

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