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70170 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg showing the Provencher Bridge over the Red River. (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  BridgesRiversWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70171 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, showing buildings and streets. (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  Winnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70172 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, showing the Provencher Bridge over the Red River and surrounding buildings. (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  BridgesWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70173 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba. (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  Winnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70174 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba. (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  Winnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70168 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba. Showing J.H. Ashdown Hardware Co., The Continental Clothing Co. Ltd. and the old City Hall (In the centre background). (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  City HallsStoresWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70169 A2221 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of downtown Winnipeg, showing a good shot of the old City Hall and the “Western Pawn Shop”. (2x2 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  BusesCity HallsSignsWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
70413 A2257 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of Winnipeg, Manitoba, showing Polo Park in foreground, St. James Bridge and residential neighbourhoods in background. (4x5 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  Winnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September 17
70412 A2257 Hugh Allan Collection (Dec./97)     Aerial view of Winnipeg, Manitoba, showing south side of Legislative Building in the foreground. (4x5 neg.) Photo by and courtesy of Hugh Allan.  BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961,September 17
24828 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view, Central Park and surrounding area.  ParksWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
37297 A1245 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Asgeir Asgeirsson With His Wife (Foreground) Approaching The Icelandic Consulate During His Visit To Winnipeg.In The Background Are The Icelandic Consul G. L. Johannson And His Wife  PersonalitiesPoliticsWomen 1961, September 16
37296 A1245 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Asgeir Asgeirsson, President Of Iceland, Addresses A Crowd Of Icelandic-Canadians At The First Lutheran Church On Victor St. In Winnipeg  ChurchesIcelandersPersonalitiesPoliticsWinnipeg Buildings 1961, September 14
62826 A2013 Manitoba Cooperater Collection     Construction Of The Manitoba Pool Terminal Elevator No. 1 Enlargement, Thunder Bay, On  AgricultureConstructionElevatorsPortsShipsTownsTransportation 1961, September 23
58754 A1802 Miscellaneous Collection     Exterior View Of The St. Mary'S Ukrainian Catholic Church, In Mountain Road, Mb. This Was An All- Frame Structure Located Near The Riding Mountains, 14 Miles East Of Erickson, Off Highway #10 Or 9 Miles West Of Highway # 5, North Of Eden, Mb. It Was Called The "Wooden Cathedral". On Friday, August 19, 1966 It Was Destroyed By Lightning. (From A Postcard Courtesy Of Sarah Eastley, Nesbitt, Mb.)  ChurchesTownsUkrainians 1961, September 17
58753 A1802 Miscellaneous Collection     Interior View Of St. Mary'S Ukrainian Catholic Church In Mountain Road, Mb. This Was An All- Frame Structure Located Near The Riding Mountains, 14 Miles East Of Erickson Off Highway #10, Or 9 Miles West Of Highway #5, North Of Eden, Mb. It Was Called The "Wooden Cathedral". On Friday, August 19, 1966, It Was Destroyed By Lightning. (From A Postcard Courtesy Of Sarah Eastley, Nesbett, Mb.)  ChurchesTownsUkrainians 1961, September 17
38161 A1274 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Morning Traffic Jam, Pembina Highway Near Corydon And Osbornestreet. Photo Taken From Nassau Street Looking Northeast. The Dark Vehicle In Centre Foregound Is A 1960 Chevrolet; In Front Of It Is A 1957 Plymouth; To The Right Of The Plymouth Is A 1950 Or 1951 Dodge; In Frontof The Dodge Is A 1958 Ford  AutomobilesWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September 18
65820 A2125 Agriculture Canada Research Station, Lacombe     Residence At The Lacombe Research Station, Built In 1907  AgricultureBuildingsHousesResearch 1961, September 5
65826 A2125 Agriculture Canada Research Station, Lacombe     Superintendent'S Residence, Built 1907, Remodeled 1947, At The Lacombe Research Station  AgricultureBuildingsHousesResearch 1961, September 5
65819 A2125 Agriculture Canada Research Station, Lacombe     The Animal Sciences Building, Formerly A Boarding House, At The Lacombe Research Station  AgricultureBuildingsHotelsHousesResearch 1961, September 5
38616 A1290 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     The Church Of The Advent, 12 Miles South Of Elkhorn, Manitoba, Was Built In 1884  BuildingsChurchesTowns 1961, September 14
31034 A1035 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Veterinary Lab, Agricultural Building, And Residence, University Of Manitoba, Dafoe Road. Photo By Bill Rose  AnimalsLaboratoriesResidencesUniversitiesWinnipeg BuildingsWinnipeg Streets 1961, September
37299 A1245 Winnipeg Free Press Collection     Victor Feldbrill, Head Conductor Of The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra With A Piece Of Winnipeg'S Famous Wolseley Elm, Which He Claims Is A Special Baton Designed For Keeping His Musicians In Line  EntertainmentMusicOrchestrasPersonalities 1961, September 18
39635 A1326 Winnipeg Press Club Collection     Winnipeg Press Club Entertained The London Press Club At A Dinner At The Savoy Hotel In London England. Present At The Dinner Were (L- R): Albert Lazenby, Retired Managing Secretary Of The London Press Club; Eric Wells; George Drew, Canada'S High Commissioner To Britain; Unidentified Man On Right  EventsJournalismPersonalitiesPolitics 1961, September 11