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    Fort Garry

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2933442
    Date:
    1874-1884
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Accession number: 00001, 1953-072 X PIC, Box number: A229-01
    ... GARRY. ; lr: HS DONALDSON & BRO. PUB[ S]. WINNIPEG Fort Garry was established in 1822 as a Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) trading post at the junction of the 
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    Looking up Red River at lower Fort Garry

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3532110
    Date:
    1878-1880
    Source:
    Government
    Looking up Red River at lower Fort Garry. Inuit - Clothing and dress HISTORICAL EVENTS - 1884 - (GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA)
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    Emigrant Train; Assineboine Valley. Factors Residence Fort Ellice

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2945292
    Date:
    1882
    Source:
    Private
    ... Garry and Fort Ellice was known as the Fort Ellice Trail. The 1831 trading post was replaced in 1862 by another structure approximately 2 km east of the 
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    The Wonder of the Age : Mr. Edison's New Talking Phonograph

    Archives / Film, Video and Sound
    Item (Accession level)
    Sound recordings
    Item number (ISN):
    222970
    Consultation:
    Open
    Reproduction access:
    copyright expired : no donor restrictions
    Item number (ISN):
    222970
    Recorded anthology about the history of the phonography and sound recordings from 1888 to 1930.~Includes: extract from a song by Sam Mayo, 
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