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Fur Trade in the Swan River Region (1880)

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

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PMA_2020_047088

    Geographical Study of 2-9W - McKenzie District (1880)

    A research study of the McKenzie District Southern Manitoba and district written by Dennis Windsor.

    PMA_2018_045623

      Glencross Burial Ground, A Centennial History 1879 - 1967 (1880)

      This short community history includes reference to Mountain City one of the first settlements above the Pembina Escarpment.

      PMA_2012_002419

        Gnadenthal 1880-1980 (1880)

        This community history, published by the Gnadenthal History Church Committee, J P Redekopp chair, celebrates the community of Gnadenthal Manitoba, one of the communities in the Manitoba Mennonite West Reserve.

        PMA_2017_043300

          Goerz, Heinrich - The Molotschna Settlement - pt 1

          An elegiac history of the Molotschna settlement in European Russia.

          PMA_2020_046896

            Goerz, Heinrich - The Molotschna Settlement - pt 2

            An elegiac history of the Molotschna settlement in European Russia.

            PMA_2020_046897

              Goerz, Heinrich - The Molotschna Settlement - pt 3

              An elegiac history of the Molotschna settlement in European Russia.

              PMA_2020_046898

                Gosselin Generations - the Elders (1880)

                A historical memoir of the Gosselins, one of Manitoba's Métis families. The family lived in the Red River district, in the Rock Lake district before disbursing throughout Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

                 

                PMA_2021_047289

                  Government House - Winnipeg - English

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

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                  PMA_2020_047089

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