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These blueprints were prepared by a former Manitou carpenter, Gordon Mcgee in preparation for the construction of the Manitou Opera House after the January 1930 fire destroyed the original boilding.

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Designed by Steckley and Associates of Winkler, with much help from the Manitou Opera House Foundation, these drawings reflect the intent of the Foundation - to ensure the new building complemented the original design of the Manitou Opera House.

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Selected articles from the Western Canadian show the interests of the collector.

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News clippings in a scrap book featuring stories from the Pembina Manitou district of Manitoba.

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A booklet of postcards featuring Manitou, Manitoba. It was mailed from one Normalite to another over the Christmas break in 1913.

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A series of short vignettes, memories of Manitou residents edited by Catherine Unrau.

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This 1905 brochure, published while Wes McClung was on the town council, provides background information on the town and municipality as well as space for many advertisements for local merchants.

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A booklet probably published in support of the local Dog and Gun Club. As well as featuring the Municipality of Pembina Council, it features photographs of some of the award winning setters and retrievers raised by Wootton and Ellis.

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A short history of the telephone exchange in Manitou with reference to the original subscribers. The MTS Archive has also donated a 1908 box telephone to the Nellie McClung Heritage Site.

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Selected pages from a facsimile of a document listing the Tradesmen in Manitoba and the Northwest in 1887.

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