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image no.	contact sheet	collection	description	subject(s)	date
`43634`	`A1440`	Canadian National Railway Collection	A Drawing Titled, “Ville De Winnipeg” Showing (Indians) First Nations Men And Metis Traders In The Foreground And Buildings In The Background (Located At The Junction Of The Red River And Assiniboine River).	Fur Trade ▪ Winnipeg Buildings	1820c
`16442`	`A0515`	Miscellaneous Collection	Earl Of Selkirk, Founder Of Selkirk Settlement In 1820	Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Scots ▪ Selkirk Settlers	1820c
`2216`	`A0072`	Archives of Manitoba	Portage Of A Canoe. The Canoe Shown Here Was A Woods Or Pack Canoe Developed By The Malecite Indinas In Central And Southern New Brunswick. At One Time It Was Common From The East Coast Of Maine To The St. Lawrence River At Quebec. The High Peaked Ends Designed To Help The Canoe Double As A Shelter, Eventually Evolved To Straight Stems And A Lower Gunwale Line By The End Of The 19th Century.	Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Fur Trade	1820c
`936`	`A0031`	Archives of Manitoba	Sir John Richardson 1787-1865. Member Of Sir John Franklin'S Arctic Expeditions	Exploration ▪ Personalities	1820c
`23684`	`A0792`	Manitoba Centennial Corporation Collection	Sketch Of The Earl Of Selkirk, Founder Of The Selkirk Settlement	Personalities ▪ Red River Settlement ▪ Scots ▪ Selkirk Settlers	1820c
`2190`	`A0071`	Archives of Manitoba	The “Hecla” And The “Gripper” At Parry'S Farthest. From A Sketch By Lt. Hoppner, Rn	Boats ▪ Exploration ▪ Ships	1820, August 17