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16368 |
A0513 |
Winnipeg Archives |
L.B. Foote |
Construction of Red River Tunnel by Thomas Kelly and Sons Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba. |
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Construction ▪ Tunnels |
1918, April 3
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16369 |
A0513 |
Winnipeg Archives |
L.B. Foote |
Construction of Red River Tunnel by Thomas Kelly and Sons Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba. |
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Construction ▪ Tunnels |
1918, April 8
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26688 |
A0897 |
Winnipeg Grenadiers Collection |
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Document Acknowledging The Victoria Cross Awarded To Lieutenant James Edward Tait, 78th Battalion,Winnipeg Grenadiers., |
Documents ▪ Military ▪ World War I |
1918, April 8
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53169 |
A1606 |
Winnipeg Police Department Collection |
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Newspaper Clipping Reporting The Death Of Constable Bernard Snowden, First Winnipeg Constable Killed In The Line Of Duty, April 6, 1918, In Rosenblatt'S Store, Winnipeg. |
Crime ▪ Events ▪ Police |
1918, April
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20037 |
A0651 |
Joyce Meyer Collection |
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Postcard From Canadian Prisoner Of War (Pow), F.S. Meyer, In Germany Sent To Winnipeg, Mb |
Mail ▪ Military ▪ World War I |
1918, April 3
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20038 |
A0651 |
Joyce Meyer Collection |
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Postcard From Canadian Prisoner Of War (Pow), F.S. Meyer, In Germany Sent To Winnipeg, Mb |
Mail ▪ Military ▪ World War I |
1918, April 3
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53681 |
A1628 |
Winnipeg Police Department Collection |
L.B. Foote |
Scene of the murder of Police Constable Bernard Snowdon, Winnipeg, Manitoba. |
Snowdon was the first member of the Winnipeg Police Department to be murdered on duty. He was shot in the back while patrolling Main Street. He was found in the rear of Rosenblatt's Store. The bullet entered his shoulder and down through the right side of his heart, killing him instantly. Three men were charged with murder; two of them were hanged, the third man was sentenced to life imprisonment. |
Crime ▪ Personalities ▪ Police |
1918 April 6
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