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Grund

This rural community is the site of the oldest Icelandic Lutheran Church in Manitoba.

Community Histories

Arni Sveinsson Diary 1920-21 (1920)

Icelandic Canadian diarist Arni Sveinsson lived in the Frey School District south of Glenboro Manitoba during the settlement period.

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    BTNHR - SFEM V4 - Kuehn, Felix - 'Twas Once a Teeming Highway

    Felix Kuehn's review of the early history of communities along the Boundary Commission Trail.

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      Canada 100 - 1867-1967

      A history written for Canada's 100th.

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        Canada's Railway Heritage - Daryl Adair

        History of railroiads in Canada.

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          Ducks and Men - Forty Years of Cooperation in Conservation - W. C. Leitch

          A history of Ducks Unlimited and their relationship with the land.

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            Grund Lutheran Church - 15th September 1974 (1880)

            This commemorative bulletin summarizes the history of the Grund Church community.

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              Historical Sketches of Argyle Municipality - Photographs (1880)

              The project photographer, Norman Gilbert, worked with Al Thorleifson to prepare the collection of photographs to be included in the book.

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                Historical Sketches of Argyle Municipality - Text (1880)

                This short history of the community, based on information available at that time, was written and published by a group of Baldur High School students under the direction of Grace Beauchamp as a Centennial project.

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                  Johann Gottfred & Sigurborg Pallsdottir (1880)

                  This document contains a brief review of the family's history in Iceland and the first generations in Canada.

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                    Jonasson, Sigtriggur

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

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

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