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59018 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
59023 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. An Automobile Can Be Seen On The Right. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
59014 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium Orchestra At Ninette, Mb. Front Row (L- R): Dr. Ross, Director Of The Sanatorium; Dr. Payne, Chief Surgeon Of The Sanatorium; And On Far Right Bob Lumsden, In Charge Of The Paint Shop. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy (Nee Rose) Shipley  Bands ▪ Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Musical Instruments ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns  
59019 A1811 Shipley Collection     No. 2 Infirmary Of Ninette Sanatorium And Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
58973 A1810 Shipley Collection     (L- R): Stewart Shipley,Sitting Next To The Milk Can;Tom Shipley; Janie Shipley, Playing With The Puppy; And Harry Shipley,Beside A Pot; All Sitting In Front Of The First Log Cabin Shipley Homestead At Guynemer, Mb. Note The Upended Homemade Sled Next To The Milk Can And Part Of The Canvas Of The Covered Wagon Seen On The Left. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Children ▪ Dogs ▪ Sleds ▪ Towns ▪ Utensils  
58972 A1810 Shipley Collection     (L- R): William Shipley, Roland Shipley, Unknown Male With The Dog, And Roy Coventry (Smoking Pipe), Leaving Minto, Mb, To File On A Homestead At Guynemer, Mb, In Autumn Of 1919. Once There To Build The First Log Home And Stable. The Home Was Built From Frame And Cover Of The Wagon. This Was Their First Trip To Guynemer, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Dogs ▪ Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons 1919, Autumn
59020 A1811 Shipley Collection     A Little Girl And Woman Outside Ninette Sanatorium On The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1928c
59062 A1812 Shipley Collection     Aerial View Of Manhattan Beach In Ninette, Mb. Showing People Boating And Swimming. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Beaches ▪ Boating ▪ Lakes ▪ Recreation ▪ Swimming ▪ Towns  
59060 A1812 Shipley Collection     Aerial View Of Ninette, Mb. Showing Ninette Elevator Pool No. 123 And Railway Box Cars And A Station. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Elevators ▪ Houses ▪ Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Towns  
59061 A1812 Shipley Collection     Aerial View Of Ninette, Mb. Showingthe Old Pier. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Elevators ▪ Houses ▪ Lakes ▪ Piers ▪ Railways ▪ Towns  
58968 A1810 Shipley Collection     Annie Hart Shipley (Born In Louisville, Colorado To English Immigrant Parents June21,1818 - Died 1970 In Vancouver, Bc), Was The Third Wife Of William (Bill) Shipley. She Lived In England, (From 9 Years Old When Her Mother Died), Before She Married William Shipley (In 1911) And Was A Trained Seamstress. When She Left England In C1909, Attracted By Advertising About The West Of Canada, She Took Her Treadle Singer Sewing Machine With Her. During Her Years On The Farm In Minto, Mb And In The Homestead In The Bush 38 Miles North East Of Ste. Rose, Mb. (Guynemer), And On A Farm In Grandview Area, And In Mafeking, Mb., She Sewed Clothes For The Family Including Overalls, Workshirts, Moccasins From Tanned Moose Hides She Bought From The Indians, And Sewed By Hand With Harness Maker'S Hemp Waxed With Beeswax. She Took, Developed (At Night In The Log Cabin At Guynemer, Mb.) And Preserved Many Photographs Of Her Family. She Was A Faithful Letter Writer And Kept In Touch With All Branches Of The Shipley Family. She And Her Daughter Janie Exchanged Letters Nearly Every Week For Some Forty Years Until She Died In A Nursing Home In British Columbia. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Personalities ▪ Photography ▪ Towns ▪ Women  
58989 A1810 Shipley Collection     Barn Built From Logs By William Shipley, With Harry Shipley, Janie Shipley (12 Years Old), And Stewart Shipley And Their Horses And Ponies In Front At Their Grandview , Mb. Farm. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Barns ▪ Children ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1928c
58980 A1810 Shipley Collection     Bill Shipley And Sons Stewart, Harry, Tom Standing On The Joists For The Second Floor Of The New House (Third Log House) They Were Building In 1924 At The Homestead In Guynemer, Mb. Note The Dovetailed Corners And The Logs Hewed On Two Sides. These Spruce Logs Were Hauled By Horses And Sleigh Appoximately 12 Miles From A Stand Of Spruce Trees Near Crane River And Hewed With A Broad Axe By William Shipley. This House Was Never Finished. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Houses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Wood 1924
59027 A1811 Shipley Collection     Children Lining Up For Sports Day Parade In Ninette, Mb., With A Banner ”Ninette”. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Events ▪ Parades ▪ Signs ▪ Sports ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1926c
58967 A1810 Shipley Collection     Covered Wagon And (Democrat)Buggy That The Shipley Family Travelled In From Minto, Mb, To The Homestead In Guynemer In Central Manitoba In The Summer Of 1920 To Put Up Hay. Sitting On The Covered Wagon Seat Are The Children (L- R): Janie, Stewart, Tom And Harry Shipley. The Distance From The Farm At Minto To The Homestead At Guynemer Was Approxiamately 180 Miles And The Journey Took About 10 Days Each Way. The Covered Wagon Was Made By Bill Shipley Using A Grain Tank For The Box, Wagon Wheel Iron Rims For The Arches And Canvas For The Cover. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buggies ▪ Children ▪ Dogs ▪ Harness ▪ Haying ▪ Horses ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons 1920
59015 A1811 Shipley Collection     Employees Posing Outside The Winnipeg Paint And Glass Co. Building Just Prior To World War I. Back Row (L- R): Woodsworth; Daughty; Sid Proudfoot; An American Man; A Swedish Man; A Polish Man; Unidentified Deaf Mute; And J. Pinchback. Middle Row: Fowler; "Scottie"; Maxwell (Or Mackell; Moore; Alfred Edward Rose Of Halifax, Ns. (Dorothy Rose Shipley'S Uncle); Hardy, Company Dray Man; Other Two Unknown. Front Row: Fenton; Jack Richinson Or Richardson Of Halifax, Ns.; (Father Of Dorothy Rose Shipley) Arthur Herbert Rose Of Halifax, Ns., Foreman Of The Glass Division; Last Man Unknown. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy (Rose) Shipley  Personalities ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ World War I 1914
58969 A1810 Shipley Collection     Family Of William Shipley In Summer Of 1920 In Covered Wagon On Way To Guynemer, Mb, From Minto, Mb. (L- R): Stewart, Harry, Tom, And Janie Shipley Sitting In The Wagon. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons 1920
58966 A1810 Shipley Collection     Group Of People In Front Of The Boarding House Owned By Hannah Shipley Stark. Back Row (L- R): Charlie Clisby (Holding An Unknown Baby); Man Unknown; Elsie Stark Clisby; 2 Unknown Women. Front Row: Ted Clisby (In Front Of The Baby); Ethel Shipley(With The Lecklace) Standing In Front Of Hannah Shipley Stark; Next Is An Unknown Man; Then Mary Stark And Finally George Edmonds On The Right. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Hotels ▪ Houses ▪ Towns ▪ Women  
59012 A1811 Shipley Collection     Group Picture Showing Interior Of Ninette Sanatorium At The Opening Of The Ninette Sanatorium In Ninette, Mb. Centre Front (Seated) Is Fred Stark (Husband Of Hannah Laughton Shipley Stark),With His Daughter Marguerite, On His Knee. To His Left Is Elsie Stark Clisby And Her First Husband Tea Clisby. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1910
58964 A1810 Shipley Collection     Hannah Laughton (Shipley ) Stark, Cutting Some Food With A Large Knife On A Cutting Board In The Kitchen Of Her Boarding House In Ninette, Mb. In Photo There Are Pans And And Pails And Moulds (For Jelly And Cakes), And A Tea Pot And Part Of The Stove. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Food ▪ Hotels ▪ Houses ▪ Towns ▪ Utensils ▪ Women  
58965 A1810 Shipley Collection     Hannah Laughton (Shipley) Stark (Standing On The Left Of The Photo) Is The Sister Of William Shipley. She Owns The Boarding House With The Added Verendah. Harvey Ross Shipley Was Born In The Upper Left Room Of This Boarding House On September 15th,1924. Note Man Sitting On The Veranda.And The Woman Pushing A Baby Carriage. The Car Licence Reads 1917 And There Is A Soldier In The Front Seat And A Little Boy, In The Back Are 2 Women And A Little Girl. The Boarding House Is In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Carriages ▪ Children ▪ Hotels ▪ Houses ▪ Military ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1917c
58961 A1810 Shipley Collection     Horses Named "Dick" And "Charlie", Are Hitched To The (Democrat) Buggy At Minto, Mb. William Shipley (In The Middle) Is The Driver With 3 Of The Threshing Crew. The Ladies Are Unknown. The Democrat Looks Like A Wagon With Buggy Seats. Note The Fur Throws For Warmth And The Blanket And Fur Trimmed Mitts. There Is A House In The Photo. Photo Courtesy Of The Dorothy Shipley  Buggies ▪ Horses ▪ Houses ▪ Personalities ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns ▪ Women  
59028 A1811 Shipley Collection     Images Of Women Playing Games At The Ninette Sanatorium Picnic In Ninette, Mb. Three Images On One Page. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Costumes ▪ Dogs ▪ Games ▪ Hospitals ▪ Picnics ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1923, September
58963 A1810 Shipley Collection     Interior Of Hannah'S (William Shipley'S Sister) Boarding House ( In Ninette, Mb.) In The Dining Room. Back Row (L- R): John Monk; Unknown And Only Partially Visible Woman Middle Row: Ethel Shipley; Mary Shipley (Looking To Her Left); Then 2 Unknown Women And A Man (Perhaps Boarders); Front Row: Hannah Shipley Stark (Wearing An Apron Holding Her Cat); Annie Coad (Middle); And An Unknown Woman (In A Skirt And Blouse). Sign On Boarding House "Mrs. H.L. Stark Boarding House. Note Plants On A Table And Pictures On The Wall. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Dining ▪ Hotels ▪ Houses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Women  
58995 A1810 Shipley Collection     It Seemed To Be The Custom When Threshing Was Over For The Core Group Of The Threshing Crew To Have A Group Photograph Taken, (Likely In Boissevain, Mb) Around 1915 To 1916. Front Row, Sitting (L- R): Unidentified Man, Jimmy Wadell, Dick Hodgins, William (Bill) Shipley In Wicker Chair, Unidentified Man. Back Row Standing: Unidentified Man, Roy Coventry, Unidentified Man, Harry Coventry, And Bert Cowl. Note The Pocket Watches On The Vests, And The Collars On The Shirts. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Costumes ▪ Harvesting ▪ Personalities ▪ Threshing ▪ Timepieces ▪ Towns 1915c
58994 A1810 Shipley Collection     It Seemed To Be The Custom When Thrshing Was Over The Core Group Of The Threshing Crew Would Have Their Picture Taken By A Photographer. This One Was Taken In Boissevain , Mb. Between 1900 To 1917. Front Row Sitting, (L- R): Stewart Carnegie, Dick Hodgkins, William Shipley Front And Centre, Jim Mcclatchy. Second Row: Dick Wray, Geo. Or Frank Gardiner, Roy Coventry, And Unidentified Man. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley. Note The Different Styles Of Clothing, Specially The Different Shirt Collars. (Only One Watch Chain Visible. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Costumes ▪ Harvesting ▪ Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Threshing ▪ Timepieces ▪ Towns 1916c
59016 A1811 Shipley Collection     Large Group Of Women (Mainly Young) Pose With 4 Men In A Room At The T. Eaton Company (Winnipeg) With A Sign Reading "Show Room". Those Identified In Photo Are: 7th In The 2nd Row From The Back,Johanna Ingebjorg Thorarinson (Dorothy Shipleys Mother); And In The 2nd Row From The Front Johanna'S Younger Sister, Katrin Gudlaug Thorarinson. The Women Were Parcel Girls At T. Eaton Company And The Men Were The Managers. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy (Rose) Shipley  Costumes ▪ Signs ▪ Women 1910
58983 A1810 Shipley Collection     Log Cabin Built In 1919 Or 1920 By Roy Coventry On The Neighbouring Quarter Section To The Shipley Homestead In Area Of Guynemer. The Sod Roof Is Similar To William Shipley'S First Cabin. Coventry Family (L- R): Standing, Louise Coventry And Kathleen Coventry; Sitting, Roy Coventry'S Mother And Roy Coventry. Note The Cat On The Left, And The Wash Tub Hanging On The Front Of The House (Cabin). Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Houses ▪ Towns ▪ Utensils ▪ Women 1922c
59002 A1811 Shipley Collection     Mckay'S Butcher Shop At Nipawin, Sk. Interior View Of Carcasses And Sausages Hanging In The Shop. Note Also The Scales And Cutting Tables And Rolls Under The Table. Mrs. Mattie Mckay Was The Daughter Of Sarah Shipley Tuer (Mrs. George Tuer). Sarah Was The Sister Of William Shipley. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Animals ▪ Shops ▪ Stores ▪ Towns  
58962 A1810 Shipley Collection     Members Of The Shipley Family And Some Of The Threshing Crew In 1919 By The Old Farmhouse Near Minto, Mb. Back Row (L- R): Bill Shipley (Father), Roland Shipley (Son), George Shipley (Son), George Chisholm, Dick Hart (Bill'S Brother-In-Law), And Roy Coventry. Front Row: Harry Shipley (Son), Janie Shipley (Daughter), Stewart Shipley (Son), Unknown, Tom Shipley (Son), And Unknown. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Houses ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1919
59021 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
59022 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
59026 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1935, August 12
59024 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Tables Can Be Seen In The Centre Next To The Steps. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
59025 A1811 Shipley Collection     Ninette Sanatorium And The Grounds In Ninette, Mb. Three Cars Are Parked In The Driveway. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
59008 A1811 Shipley Collection     Photo From A Postcard (By Valentine Edy Co.) Sent By Janie Shipley Near Rugby, N.K. Which She Describes As "Very Windy And Dusty" To Her Mother Mrs. William Shipley In Grandview, Mb. The Photo Shows The General Hospital Looking From Alexandra Park, Winnipeg, Mb. Janie Sent The Postcard From Rugby, North Dakota, The Stamp Cost 3 Cents U.S. And Was Stamp-Dated 1941. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Hospitals ▪ Parks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1941c
59010 A1811 Shipley Collection     Photo From A Postcard Sent To Miss Mary Shipley In Minto, Mb, From Vesey Who Was In Camp Hughes, Mb. He Wrote That It Was Getting Cold There But He Was Expecting To Go Overseas Any Day. Photo Shows The 34th. Fort Garry Horse. C.E.F. Passing In Review Before Brig.- Gen. J. Hughes, August 12th, 1916, At Camp Hughes, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Horses ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Women ▪ World War I 1916, August 12
59009 A1811 Shipley Collection     Photo From A Postcard Sent To William Shipley In Minto , Mb. On March 26,1918. (Cost Of The Stamp Was 2 Cents ). Seen Is Main Street In Winnipeg, Mb. Showing Streetcars (One With Sign "Park Line" Another With Sign "Portage Avenue". In The Middle Background Of Photo Is The Union Bank Of Canada Building. Also Seen Is A Billboard In The Centre Background Reading "Stanley". Street Lighting Is Visible. The Wagons Are Very Interesting. A Policeman Is Directing Traffic. Men Are Seen In The Streets. On A Building Is A Sign Advertising "Office Space" . Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Bicycles ▪ Horses ▪ Police ▪ Signs ▪ Streetcars ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1918c
59011 A1811 Shipley Collection     Photo From A Postcard. Team Of 2 Black Horses Pulling A Large Sled Away From The Railway Station In Strassburg, Sk. Sign On Station Reads "Telegraph". No Seating Visible On Sled, Two Men Are Standing Holding The Reins. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Railways ▪ Signs ▪ Sleds ▪ Stations ▪ Towns  
59004 A1811 Shipley Collection     Picture Taken In Front Of Hannah Stark'S Boarding House Shortly After It Was Built In 1912. Hannah Stark'S Brother William Shipley Helped Build This House On The Main Street In Ninette, Mb. The Sign On The Boarding House Reads "Board And Meals". Note The Fence, And The Boardwalk Which Runs South Toward Pelican Lake. (L- R): Susie Overend, Friend Of Hannah Stark; Ethel Shipley (William Shipley'S Oldest Daughter); Mary Overend Holding Baby Girl; Annie Coad; Hannah Stark; Ted Cliskie (Hannah'S Son-In-Law); Elitha Cliskie, Ted'S Daughter; Mary Stark, Hannah'S Daughter; Marguerite Stark, Hannah'S Daughter; Jessie Stark, Hannah'S Daughter; Elsie (Stark) Cliskie, Ted'S Wife Holding Jessie Cliskie' Her Baby. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Fences ▪ Hotels ▪ Houses ▪ Lakes ▪ Personalities ▪ Signs ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1912
58970 A1810 Shipley Collection     Roy Coventry (With The Pipe), William (With The Mustache), And Roland Shipley, Leaving Minto, Mb. To File On A Homestead At Guynemere, Mb. And To Build The First Log House And Stable. Homesteads Filed In The Names Of William, George, And Roland Isaac Shipley. Roy Coventry Also Filed. The Covered Wagon Was Home Built. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Dogs ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons 1919, Autumn
58977 A1810 Shipley Collection     Shipley Family At Second Log Cabin (House) At Guynemer, Mb. (L- R): Roland Shipley With Pail On His Head, Janie (Little Girl) In The Middle, Behind Her Is Stewart, And Beside Janie Is Harry, And Behind Harry Is Older Brother George. In The Doorway At The Back Is William Shipley (The Father). Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Children ▪ Houses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns  
58971 A1810 Shipley Collection     Shipley Family, On Way From Minto, Mb, To Guynemer, Mb, In Their Covered Wagon In The Summer Of 1920, Stop For Lunch. Janie Shipley Then 4 Years Old Sitting In The Tall Grass At The Back Of The Wagon. The Distance From The Farm At Minto, Mb, To The Homestead In Guynemer, Mb, Was 180 Miles And Took 10 Days Each Way. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons ▪ Women  
59030 A1811 Shipley Collection     Some Of The Races, Including A Three- Legged Race (With Men And Women As Partners), At The Ninette Sanatorium Picnic In Ninette, Mb. Four Images On One Page. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Costumes ▪ Dogs ▪ Hospitals ▪ Picnics ▪ Racing ▪ Sports ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1923, September
58997 A1811 Shipley Collection     Sports Day Parade In Ninette, Mb. Banner Held With “Ninette” On It. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Events ▪ Parades ▪ Signs ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1926c
59013 A1811 Shipley Collection     Staff At Grand Beach, Mb. In 1947, Including Canada Railway News Employees, Police, Cnr Agent And Chef Pose In Front Of The Dining Hall. In The Back Row, In Background Behind The Chef (With Large White Hat) Is Harvey Shipley, A Cnr Operator. In The Second Row From The Front, On The Right Is Betty Borden, Wife Of Cnr Agent Steve Borden, Who Sits Behind Her Right Shoulder. The Grand Beach Policeman, In Uniform On The Right Side In Front Of The Dining Hall Sign, Is Mr. Johnson. The Sign Reads "Dining Hall Meals 80  Beaches ▪ Dining ▪ Halls ▪ Police ▪ Signs ▪ Towns ▪ Uniforms ▪ Women 1947
59017 A1811 Shipley Collection     Steps And Grounds Up To Ninette Sanatorium In Ninette Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1928c
58985 A1810 Shipley Collection     Stewart (Left) And Harry Shipley Clearing The Brush With A Brush Scythe And Axe In Preparation For Breaking The Land At Grandview, Mb. Note The Hats Made By Their Mother Annie Shipley (Very Similar To The Tilley Hats Of Today (1999). Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ Tools ▪ Towns 1932c
59065 A1812 Shipley Collection     Team Of 2 Horses Pulling A Heavy Wooden Sled (Box With Sides), Down East Side Main Street In Ninette, Mb. On The Left Behind The Sled Is "Yellowlees And Sons General Merchants" Hardware Store. On The Right Is The Ninette Hotel Where The Present (1998) Ninette Community Hall Stands. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Halls ▪ Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Hotels ▪ Signs ▪ Sleds ▪ Stores ▪ Streets ▪ Towns  
59007 A1811 Shipley Collection     This Is A Copy Of A Picture From The Family Bible Owned By Isaac Shipley. Under The Picture Was Written "Uncle Tom Shipley". It Is Obviously A Picture Of A Work Train. The Location Is Unknown But Possible Out Of Brandon, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Locomotives 1900c
58991 A1810 Shipley Collection     This Is A New Threshing Outfit Bought In 1915- 1916 And Operated Until The Family Left The Minto, Mb. Farm In The Late Fall Of 1920. This Was A "Cock Of The Northline" Outfit. The Name "American Abell Wind Stacker" Can Be Seen On The Side Of The Separator And The Rooster Can Be Seen On The Front Of The Engine. Stewart And Harry Shipley With Their Father William Shipley (Slouch Hat And Mustache) Near The Front Of The Engine Can Be Seen . Roy Coventry (In The Centre Of The Photo) On The Separator Is Holding An Oil Can. Harry Coventry (On The Right) Holding A Horse (Team). He Was Kicked By One Of The Horses In This Team Later And Died From The Results Of The Kick. Dan Fletcher Is The First On The Left Of The Photo. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Equipment ▪ Harness ▪ Harvesting ▪ Horses ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons 1917c
58975 A1810 Shipley Collection     This Photo Was Taken Inside The Log Cabin At The Homestead At Guynemer, Mb. At Night In The Winter Of 1920. It Was Taken At Night By Pouring Magnesium Powder In A Holding Tray And Igniting It And Then Snapping The Camera As The Magnesium Flared Up. It Shows The Interior Of Willliam Shipley'S First Log House (Cabin) Built On The Homestead With A Post In The Middle To Hold Up The Sod Roof. A Tin Heater Is Shown With A Straight Stove- Pipe Out Through The Roof. (L- R): Harry Shipley, Stewart Shipley, Mr. Waldack (Neighbour), Bill Shipley (Holding The Violin), George Shipley (Sitting On A Table And Holding A Dog Standing On Two Legs , Tom Shipley (Sitting On The Table Holding A Dog On His Lap, And Mr. Harper (Another Neighbour). Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Children ▪ Dogs ▪ Musical Instruments ▪ Towns 1920
59000 A1811 Shipley Collection     Threshing At Farm In Minto, Mb. In 1920. Note The Protective Blanket On The Back Of The Horse. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Agriculture ▪ Harness ▪ Haying ▪ Horses ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons 1920
58998 A1811 Shipley Collection     Threshing Caboose And Threshing Crew At Minto, Mb. Third From The Left Is William Shipley, Next To Him Is Roy Coventry (With His Right Arm Around William Shipley And Smoking A Pipe And Wearing A Hat), Second From The Right Is Stewart Carnegie And On The Far Right Is Bert Cowl. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Agriculture ▪ Cabooses ▪ Personalities ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns  
58976 A1810 Shipley Collection     Tom Shipley Age 16 Years In Front Of The Second Log (Cabin) House At The Homestead At Guynemer, Mb. Note His House Has A Lumber Roof Where The First Log House Had A Sod Roof. This House Was Built In 1921 With Two Bedrooms And A Kitchen-Living Room. Note The Cream Separator Discs Hung To The Left Of The Window To Dry In The Sun. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Children ▪ Houses ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1924
59029 A1811 Shipley Collection     Two Images On One Page: A Baseball Game With Women While Men And Women Watch; And A Married Men’S Race; At The Ninette Sanatorium Picnic In Ninette, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Baseball ▪ Costumes ▪ Hospitals ▪ Picnics ▪ Racing ▪ Sports ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1923, September
59063 A1812 Shipley Collection     View Of Main Street In Ninette, Mb. The 2 Storey Building At The Far End Is Coad Wrights' Store On The West Side. Various Signs Read "B-A Products" , "O.S. Wood" , "Garage" , "Imperial Dealer", And "Gasoline Motor Oils". Note The Automobiles On The Street,The Wide Sidewalk And The Telphone Poles. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Buildings ▪ Garages ▪ Service Stations ▪ Signs ▪ Streets ▪ Towns  
59064 A1812 Shipley Collection     View Of Main Street In Ninette, Mb. The 2 Storey Building At The Far End Is Coad Wrights'S Store On The West Side. Various Signs Read "B-A Products" , "O.S. Wood" , "Garage" , "Imperial Dealer", And "Gasoline Motor Oils". Note The Automobiles On The Street. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Buildings ▪ Garages ▪ Service Stations ▪ Signs ▪ Streets ▪ Towns  
59003 A1811 Shipley Collection     View Of Strassburg,Sk.( Northwest Of Regina), Where George Shipley Lived As A Bartender And Hotel Keeper In The Early 1900s. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Roads ▪ Towns 1900c
58992 A1810 Shipley Collection     William (Bill) Shipley'S Second Threshing Outfit And Gang. There Are About Thirty People Including Two Women And A Child On The Load Of Sheaves Near The Separator. Bill Shipley Owned And Operated This Outfit From Approximately 1905 To 1915. Note The Blower Or Wind Stacker On The Separator Rather Than The Straw Carrier On His His Previous Threshing Outfit. The Normal Complement To Run This Outfit Efficiently Was 21 Or 22 Men. They Were As Follows: 8 Men With Teams Hauling Sheaves; 4 (Men) As Pitchers In The Field; 2 (Men) As Spike Pitchers At The Separator; 2 Or 3 Men Hauling Water For The Engine Depending On The Distance; 2 Men Hauling Grain; 1 Engine Fireman; One Engine Operator; And 1 Separator Operator. William Shipley Custom Threshed Throughout The Minto And Boissevain Areas Of Southern Manitoba. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Harvesting ▪ Horses ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons ▪ Wheat ▪ Women 1910c
58984 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley And Fellow Worker On Clear Lake Highway Beside Camp While Building The Original Highway From Clear Lake North To Dauphin, Mb. This Was A Government Project To Create Work During The Depression. All The Grading, Cutting And Filling On This Road Was Done With Four Horses And A Large Hand Held Scraper. Note Tents Behind The Men. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Camps ▪ Construction ▪ Depression ▪ Equipment ▪ Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Roads ▪ Tents ▪ Towns 1935
58988 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley On Hayrack On Wagon Harnessed With Two Horses At His Farm At Granview, Mb. Note Other Wagon And Farm Equipment. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Agriculture ▪ Equipment ▪ Harvesting ▪ Hay Racks ▪ Haying ▪ Horses ▪ Machinery ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons  
58999 A1811 Shipley Collection     William Shipley Standing On The Steam Engine “Cock Of The North” Used In Threshing In Minto, Mb. In C1918. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Agriculture ▪ Haying ▪ Machinery ▪ Personalities ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns 1918c
58981 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley, (On The Left) Standing Beside The Piece Of Machinery He Designed And Built For Drilling Wells, At His Homestead Near Guynemer, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Machinery ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Water 1923c
58987 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley, And Sons (L- R): Harry, Tom, And Stewart, Standing In Front Of A Pile Of Wood They Cut For Their Winter Supply Using Axes And A Large Two- Man Saw In Winter Of 1926 Or1927 At Grandview, Mb. Farm. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ Tools ▪ Towns ▪ Wood 1926c
58974 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley'S First Log Cabin (One Room) At Homestead Near Guynemer, Mb. Built In The Fall Of 1919. Note The Sod Roof, The Moose Antlers Over The Door, And Mrs. Annie Shipley'S Trunk On Top Of The Cookstove, Outside The Cabin. This Photo Was Taken In The Summer Of 1920, During The Hay Ing Period. (L- R): Charlie Charette (A Homesteading Neighbour),Tom Shipley, Harry Shipley, Stewart Shipley, Annie Shipley (Wife Of William), Mrs. Charette, Wife Of Charlie Charette, Standing In The Doorway (Wearing A Hat), And Bill Shipley. Poplar Trees In The Background. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Towns ▪ Trees 1920, Summer
58986 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley'S Team Of Farm Horses "Queen" And "Babe" Hitched To A Wagon With150 Bushel Grain Tank. The Wagon Box Is The Same Grain Tank Used To Make The Covered Wagon (See A1810-58969 And A1810-58971). Note The Scotch -Top Horse Collars And The Spreader Rings From The Hames (Strap) To The Lines. The Huge Winter Supply Of Wood Is Piled In The Distance At The Farm Near Grandview, Mb. In 1927-1928. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons ▪ Wood 1928c
58979 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley'S Third Log Home At Guynemer, Mb. The Home Was Never Finished. The Home Has Been Dismantled And The Logs Sold. William Shipley Moved The Family To Grandview, Mb. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley. (See A1810-58980 For Photo Of This House As It Was Being Built)  Houses ▪ Towns  
58993 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley'S Threshing Gang Around Minto, Mb. About 1900. William Shipley Is Standing On The Wheel Of The Steam Engine To The Left Of The Photo. Note The Barrel (Probably With Water ) On The Far Left Of The Photo. Note The Screen Spark Catcher On The Smokestack, And The Stray Carrier On The Separator; This Carried The Straw Out From The Back Of The Separator; When It Piled Up It Was Moved Away With Horses And A Buckpole. William Shipley Custom Threshed Throughout The Minto And Boissevain Areas Of Southern Manitoba. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Equipment ▪ Harvesting ▪ Horses ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing ▪ Towns ▪ Wagons ▪ Wheat 1900c
59006 A1811 Shipley Collection     William Shipley’S Black Team Major And Chub Pulling A Threshing Wagon Of Men. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Threshing ▪ Wagons  
58990 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley’S Farm Equipment And Machinery At His Farm In Grandview, Mb. Note Vehicle On The Right In The Background. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Equipment ▪ Machinery  
58978 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley’S Homestead In Guynemer, Mb. In Winter Of1922 Showing The First Log Cabin Home On The Left And The Second Log Home On The Right. The First Cabin Had A Sod Roof The Second Had A Lumber Roof. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Cabins ▪ Houses ▪ Towns ▪ Wood 1922
58982 A1810 Shipley Collection     William Shipley’S Neighbours - The Jack Harmer Family. Jack Harmer Was Brother- In- Law Of William Shipley. Note The Poplar Bush Of Guynemer, Mb. Homestead Area. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Children ▪ Towns ▪ Trees ▪ Women 1923c
59005 A1811 Shipley Collection     William Shipley’S Threshing Outfit At Minto, Mb. In 1920. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Agriculture ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing ▪ Wagons 1920
58996 A1811 Shipley Collection     Yellowlees Store On The Left, Next To It Is The Pelican Lake Hotel. On The Right With The Flag Is The Post Office, Ninette, Mb. Looking South. Good Image Of The Automobiles Of The Time. Photo Courtesy Of Dorothy Shipley  Automobiles ▪ Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Post Offices ▪ Roads ▪ Signs ▪ Stores ▪ Towns 1926c