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59773 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Barn On Farm Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych At Venlaw, Mb, Was Built In Two Sections Under One Roof With A Central Passage- Way For Storage. A Slatted Door Covers The Entry. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See Manitoba History Autumn1986.)  Agriculture ▪ Barns ▪ Buildings ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59782 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Barn On Negrych Farm At Venlaw, Mb. The Barn Was Built In Two Sections Under One Roof, And Has A Central Passageway For Storage. A Slotted Door Covers The Entry And Allows Air, But Not Animals, Into This Space. Air From The Passageway Circulates And Escapes Through The Wooden Ventilators On The Roof. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Barns ▪ Buildings ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59774 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Bunkhouse On Farm Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych At Venlaw, Mb, Built In 1899. Built As A Combination Bunkhouse And Summer Kitchen, And Constructed In The Traditional Fashion Of The Kolomya Hill District In The Ukraine. It Has A Cedar Shake Roof With No Chimney. The Smoke From The Hand-Built Clay Stove In The Interior Is Vented Into The Porch And Escapes Through The Shakes On The Roof. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986.)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Bunkhouses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59781 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Chicken House On Negrych Farm At Venlaw, Mb, In Winter. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See Manitoba History” Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Poultry ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59772 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Detail Of Upright Pole In Pivot Hole Of Crossbar Of Granary Door On Farm Of Wasyl And Anna Negrych At Venlaw, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See “Manitoba History”, Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Granaries ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59780 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Granary Shows Door Built In Ukrainian Fashion, With No Hinges. Door Is Suspended From Upright Poles Which Pivot In Holes Bored Into The Supporting Crossbars. The Construction Employs No Metal Parts And Over Many Decades Has Not Sagged. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Granaries ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59779 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Home Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych, Who Settled In Venlaw, Mb, In 1897. House Was Built In 1899. The Log House With Saddle And Notch Cornering And An Exterior , Plastered With A Mix Of Clay, Chopped Straw And Animal Dung, Has Lime And Laundry Blueing Added To The Final Coat To Give Brilliance. At The Far Right Is A Flower Bed Fenced With Peeled Saplings. In Traditional Ukrainian Style. The House Has Handmade Doors That Are Low And Wide. Vertical Boards Line The Gable Ends Of The Roof. The Brick Chimney And Shingles Are Not The Original. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59776 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Interior Of Kitchen Of Home Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych At Venlaw, Mb, Built In 1899. The Focal Point Of The Kitchen Is One Of The Earliest Iron Cookstove Models. Polished And Maintained In Pristine Condition, It Has Oven Doors Which Are Hinged At The Side. Shelves And Cupboards Are The Original Ones Built In 1899. They Are Freshly Lined Each Season With Newspapers, Scalloped At The Edges. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59783 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Interior View Of Bed-Sitting Room Of Home Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych, Who Came To Western Canada In 1897 And Settled In Venlaw, Mb. House Was Built In 1899. This Is The Opposite End Of Bed-Living Room With Highly Polished Wood Burning Heater. The Door, Which Leads Into The Kitchen, Is Hand Made From Wide Wooden Planks. (Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59777 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Interior View Of Bed-Sitting Room Of Home, Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych, At Venlaw, Mb., Built In 1899. The Bed-Living Room Shows The Well-Maintained Original Plaster On The Walls And Beams. The Eastern Wall, Traditionally The Holy Wall, Contains Religious Pictures In Their Original Positions. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59775 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Interior View Of Bunkhouse On Farm Of Ukrainian Immigrants Wasyl And Anna Negrych, At Venlaw, Mb, Built In 1899. On A Floor Of Impacted Clay, Work Boots, Reminescent Of A Van Gogh Painting, Rest Beneath A Handmade Bed. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. (See "Manitoba History" Autumn 1986.)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Bunkhouses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
59778 A1892 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     View Of Exterior Of Bunk-House Door, Covered With Corrugated Cardboard For Insulation. The Knob And Pin Which Secure It Are Hand Crafted. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett. See “Manitoba History” Autumn 1986)  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Bunkhouses ▪ Immigration ▪ Ukrainians 1985
58761 A1802 Gwen Dowsett David Watson     Wasyl And Anna Negrych, Ukrainian Immigrants Standing In Front Of Their Original Homestead Built In 1899 In Venlaw, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Gwen Dowsett  Houses ▪ Immigration ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians ▪ Women