Manitoba Municipalities: Neepawa

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Neepawa was incorporated as a Town on 23 November 1883.

Mayors:

Term	Mayor
1884-1887	Jonathan Joseph Hamilton (1850-1928)
1888-1891	B. R. Hamilton
1892	Jonathan Joseph Hamilton (1850-1928)
1893-1894	J. A. Clare
1895-1899	John Andrew Davidson (1852-1903)
1900-1903	James Henry Howden (1860-1938)
1904	John Brown
1905	E. J. Harrison
1906-1907	James Henry Howden (1860-1938)
1908	Jonathan Joseph Hamilton (1850-1928)
1909-1911	William H. Gossell
1912	Jonathan Joseph Hamilton (1850-1928)
1913	Robert H. Fusee (1864-?)
1914-1916	John Brown
1917-1921	J. L. McKay
1922	John Hall
1923	Jack A. Davidson
1924	John Hall
1925	Thomas Gerow Murphy (1883-1971)
1926-1927	George V. Stonehouse
1928	Thomas Gerow Murphy (1883-1971)
1929-1931	William G. Pollock
1932-1933	Robert H. Fusee
1934-1947	William G. Pollock
1948-1952	Dr. Paul Cleave
1953	D. E. R. Ewer
1954-1959	William Whitmore (1908-1998)
1960-1967	George Rey
1968-1974	Harry B. Smith
1975-1977	Robert L. Hurrell
1978-1981	Gary R. McElmon
1982-1992	Homer Gill
1993-1998	Roy McGillivray
1999-2001	Ken Waddell
2002-2010	Robert Durston
2011	Doug Forsman
2012-?	Ken Waddell

Historic Sites:

Beautiful Plains County Court Building (282 Hamilton Street)

Beautiful Plains Museum (CNR Station)

Davidson House (344 Main Street East)

Independent Order of Odd Fellows Building (376 Mountain Avenue)

Knox Presbyterian Church (396 First Avenue)

Margaret Laurence House (312 First Avenue)

Neepawa Central School (1898-1954)

Neepawa Land Titles Building (329 Hamilton Street)

Neepawa War Memorial (282 Hamilton Street)

Riverside Cemetery

Roxy Theatre (291 Hamilton Street)

St. James Anglican Church

Sources:

Neepawa: Land of Plenty, 1883-1983 by Neepawa History Book Committee, 1983.

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 April 2013