This detailed report by David Butterfield outlines the history and reason for the Selkirk and District Planning Area. It also provides an engaging look at many of the early settlements’ styles of architecture, and many heritage buildings reviewed throughout the region and how they were assessed. Click the arrow below to open this document in…
Site Location (lat/long): N50.18250, W96.83987 denoted by symbol on the map above Location: River Lot 212, 8 Stone Church Road, East Selkirk MB, R0E 0M0, Canada Contact Person: Wendy and Tom Serger (Caretakers)- 204-482-3319 or 204-485-7876 Facilities: Toilets and water pump located North of the Church St. Peter’s Cemetery Student Activities: or Why…
Blessed Virgin Mary the Protectress Church and East Selkirk Cemetery Site Location (lat/long): N 50° 08.248 W 096° 50.109 Location: West off Highway 59, at junction of Colville Road (PTH 212) and Old Henderson Highway Contact People: St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic- Mrs. Stella Dubas 204-482-5860 St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church- Mrs. Judith Jaworski 204-785-1397 St….
St. Clements Anglican Church and Cemetery Site Location (lat/long): N50.12513, W96.89517 denoted by symbol on the map above Location: 178 River Road, Saint Andrews, MB Contact Person: Brian Taylor, Churchyard Office: 204-482-7237 Facilities: Toilets are available in the Church Hall St. Clements Cemetery Student Activities: or Why St. Clements Anglican Church is Historically…
Our committee was asked to create an inventory of the cemeteries in the Interlake region. The inventory at the bottom of the page is as complete as possible. With many churches closing, it is very difficult to find the people that are responsible to maintain each cemetery. Many families have taken the responsibility of caring…
Note: Because some of these documents are large, we have also broken them into smaller pieces for ease of download A History of the Legislative Assembly of Assiniboia by Norma Hall with Clifford P. Hall and Erin Verrier. Manitoba: Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Manitoba, 2010. Print. Download (28 pages, 0.2 MB, PDF) Original research about…
This document was created by David Butterfield and contains plenty of information about how instrumental the Grand Rapid and St. Clements areas were in shaping Manitoba into what we know today. To view the content of this document, please request access by contacting redrivernorthheritage@gmail.com.
The Red River North Region of Manitoba has some 59 cemeteries and burial sites. Our intent is to provide information concerning three of the cemeteries and to give teachers a practical guide that will show students how to gather historical evidence using these primary sources. The three cemeteries we have chosen are St. Peter Dynevor…