Manitoba Municipalities: Woodlands

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Woodlands was incorporated as a Rural Municipality on 14 February 1880.

Reeves:

Term	Reeve
1880-1882	D. H. Scott
1882-1886	John Porteous
1887-1888	J. C. M. Firby
1889-1892	Charles Stewart
1893-1894	H. L. Stewart
1895-1897	George Main
1898-1905	David Porteous (1855-1915)
1906	George Main
1907-1909	Alexander M. Campbell (1856-1910)
1910-1912	Samuel George Sims (1870-1953)
1913-1916	James Douglas
1917-1920	Thomas Scott
1921-1927	D. N. McIntyre
1928-1937	A. J. H. Proctor
1938-1943	Robert J. Munroe
1944-1947	A. J. Pratt
1948-1959	Henry Gratton “Gin” Langrell (1893-1979)
1960-1963	J. E. Riddell
1964-1969	C. L. Cunnington
1970-2001	Edward Peltz
2002-2009?	Donald Walsh

Historic Sites:

All Saints Anglican Church and Cemetery (Erinview)

Balfour House

Bonnie Doon Cemetery

Bonnie Doon School No. 760 (1893-1956)

Carpentier House

Church of the Annunciation Roman Catholic Cemetery

Erinside School No. 1682 (1913-1965)

Erinview School No. 414 (1885-1965)

Graysfield School No. 1708 (1913-1967)

Lake Francis Cemetery

Lake Francis School No. 222 (1883-1967)

Meadowlea Cemetery

Meadowlea School No. 120 (1881-1962)

Meadows School No. 1365 (1906-1958)

Ossawa Cemetery

Oswald Cemetery

Poplar Heights School No. 51 (1878-1967)

Prairie School No. 121 (1881-1967)

Reaburn Town Site

Robertson House

St. Luke’s Anglican Church (Poplar Heights)

Stodgell School No. 289 (1882-1966)

Warren Municipal Cemetery

Woodlands Anglican Cemetery

Woodlands Consolidated School No. 25 (1919-1967)

Woodlands Pioneer Museum

Woodlands War Memorial

Sources:

Woodlands Echoes: History of the Townships of The Rural Municipality of Woodlands No. 8 by Madeline L. Proctor, 1960.

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 April 2013