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The Forties and Post War Growth era

The Forties and Post War Growth era – Community Histories

The Mennonites - A Pictorial History of their Lives in Canada

Andreas Schroeder tells the story of Mennonite settlement in Canada through photographs.

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Fond: Pembina Threshermen's Museum
    The One-Room School in Canada - Jean Cochrane (1880)

    A memoir and history.

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    Fond: Pembina Manitou Archive
      The Parliament of Women - The National Council of Women in Canada 1893-1929 - Strong-Boag - 1976 (1890)

      A history.

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      Fond: Pembina Manitou Archive
        The Proper Sphere - Woman's Place in Canadian Society - Cook & Mitchimson ed. - 1976 (1880)

        A feminist history.

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        Fond: Pembina Manitou Archive
          They Left Their Mark - Nettie Kroeker (1898)

          Nettie Kroeker's biographical memoir describes the lives of frends and acquaintances. 

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          Fond: Pembina Threshermen's Museum
            This Old Tractor - Michael Dregni, Editor (1900)

            A history of heritage tractors.

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            Fond: Manitoba Agricultural Museum
              This is Morden and District - 1962

              A short community history of Morden, Manitoba.

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              Fond: Pembina Threshermen's Museum
                Thompson, Eileen - Memories (1920)

                One of a series of intervews of Manitou community elders compiled by Bette Mueller.

                This one features Eileen Thompson.

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                Fond: Pembina Manitou Archive
                  Toews & Klippenstein - Manitoba Mennonite Memories - Pt 2

                  A history of the Mennonite community.

                  PMA_2020_047029

                  Fond: Pembina Threshermen's Museum
                    Toews & Klippenstein - Manitoba Mennonite Memories - Pt 3

                    A history of the Mennonite community.

                    PMA_2020_047030

                    Fond: Pembina Threshermen's Museum