Historic Sites of Manitoba: Historic Sites Advisory Board of Manitoba / Manitoba Heritage Council

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The designation of historic sites in Manitoba during the early 20th century was done by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. This Board continues today to identify sites, events, and persons of national significance in our province.

Provincial government participation in the recognition of important sites dates to June 1946, when the Historic Sites Advisory Board of Manitoba was established. The seven members of this group were:

William Creighton Graham (1887-1955) nominated by the Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society

Leonard Towne Sterndale Norris-Elye (1884-1958) nominated by the Manitoba Museum Association

George McLeod Brownell (1899-1979) nominated by the University of Manitoba

John Ephram Tisdale (1875-1967)

Stuart Criddle (1877-1971)

Clifford Parnell Wilson (1902-1977)

Antoine d’Éschambault (1896-1960)

This group of historians, architects, archaeologists and other citizens made recommendations to the provincial government to identify, protect, preserve, commemorate and interpret historically and architecturally significant sites, buildings, people and events in Manitoba. In the aftermath of the Second World War, the Board sought to strengthen national sentiment by commemorating individuals and places of historic significance.

In the 1950s, the Board encouraged the establishment of commemorative plaques at scenic or strategic “wayside parks” in an attempt to popularize Manitoba history. Many of the plaques dealt with Manitoba’s early fur trade trails and trading posts. Centennial celebrations in 1967 and Manitoba’s centenary in 1970 saw increased activity, with an emphasis on commemorating political and historical themes, such as the boundaries of the “Postage Stamp Province” and the origin of the name “Manitoba”.

In the 1980s there was a trend to expand commemorative themes to represent those which have long been ignored as contributors to society: women, labour, ethnic and aboriginal heritage were highlighted. In 1986, with the new Heritage Resources Act, the name of the Board was changed to the Manitoba Heritage Council.

The earliest commemorative markers were wooden. Metal plaques were first erected in the late 1950s. Made of cast aluminum and mounted on a post, the familiar six-sided markers carry the Manitoba crocus symbol at the bottom. They are usually unilingual. If a French version was deemed appropriate, a second plaque and mount accompanied the English version. Beginning in 1987, commemorative plaques were made of etched brass and mounted on a wall or a white concrete podium. These plaques were either bilingual or trilingual and usually carried an illustration. Most recent provincial plaques have been made of cast metal.

In recent years, the identification and commemoration of historic sites in Manitoba is being done primarily by the municipal governments of Manitoba. In 2010, the Manitoba Historical Society initiated its Historic Sites of Manitoba project to identify and promote a great diversity of historic sites around the province, encompassing but broadening the list beyond those designated officially at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels.

Chairs / Presiding Members

Period	Chair / Presiding Member
1946-1952	William Creighton Graham (1887-1955)
1952-1963	George McLeod Brownell (1899-1979)
1963-1969	Board inactive
1969-1971	Jack Douglas Herbert (1920-?)
1971	John Alexander Bovey (1934-2005) - Acting Chair
1971-1979	James Edgar Rea (1931-2003)
1980-1982	A. Ross McCormack
1982-1984	John Edward Kendle
1984-1987	Jean Friesen
1987-1989	John Campbell Lehr
1989-2002	William Franklin Wymark Neville (1940-2024)
2002-2007	James Allum
2008-2016	Sharon Reilly
2016-2024	Council inactive
2024-2026	Jacqueline Jackson

Vice-Chairs / Deputy Presiding Members

Period	Vice-Chair / Deputy Presiding Member
1946-1952	George McLeod Brownell (1899-1979)
1952-1984	?
1984-1987	John Campbell Lehr
1987-1989	Sharon Whitaker
1989-2000	Ruth Christie
2000-2002	Claudine Majzels
2002-2007	Sharon Reilly
2008-2011	Catherine Collins
2011-2014	Diane Haglund
2014-2016	Thorkell Wallace “Wally” Johannson
2016-2023	Council inactive
2023-2026	Rebecca Chartrand

Secretaries

Period	Secretary
1946-1954	John Leslie Johnston (1898-1955)
1954-1967	Hartwell Walter Lewis Bowsfield (1922-2008)
1967-1969	?
1969-1982	John Douglas McFarland (?-2022)
1983	Neil Einarson - Acting
1984-2016	Donna Dul
2016-2023	Council inactive
2023-present	Vania Gagnon

Board Members (partial list)

Name begins: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Board Member	Period
Sydney Allen	1982-1989
James Allum	2000-2002
Osmond Theodore “O. T.” Anderson (1929-2002)	1984-1989
Wayne Arseny	2000-2013
B
Gerald Backeland	1971-1974
Steve Barber	1983
John “Jock” Bates	1983, 1993-?
Anne Charlotte Bawden (c1939-2017)	?-1989
Mary Elizabeth Bayer (1925-2005)	1971-1980
Sandy Beardy	1989-?
Markian Beley	?-2007
Woodrow Bennett (?-1990)	1982-1983
Marius Benoist (1896-1985)	1973-1976
Henry Edward “Harry” Beresford (1890-1985)	1952-1964
Charles “Charlie” Biesick (1903-1983)	1982-1983
Andy Blicq	2011-2017
Malvina Marjorie Bolus (1906-1997)	1961-1964
John Alexander Bovey (1934-2005)	1969-1979
Peter Bower	1982-1983
Hartwell Walter Lewis Bowsfield (1922-2008)	c1952
Helene Brignon	?-1989
George McLeod Brownell (1899-1979)	1946-1952, 1961-1964
Jarvis Brownlie	2007-2011
C
Rebecca Chartrand	2023-2025
Jau-Nan Cheng	?-1989
John Alexander Chivers (1909-2004)	1976-1979
Dorothy Choy	1989-1995
Ruth Christie	1989-?
Margaret Amelia “Millie” Clark (1915-2003)	1969-1972
Walter Leland Rutherford “Lee” Clark (1936-2008)	1974-1976
Catherine Collins	2000-2010
Robert Coutts	1993-2013
Stuart Criddle (1877-1971)	1946-?
Colleen Cutschall	1989-1995
D
Sandra Delaronde	1982-1983
Daniel Donahue	2023-2025
Lionel Isidore Dorge (1934-2001)	1976-1981
Bernie Duffy	?-1989
Gary Dyck	2023-2024
E
Gordon Charles Emberley	2000-2013
Derm English	2014-2016
Antoine d’Éschambault (1896-1960)	1946-1960
John Cater Everitt	2000-2007
F
William Fox	1992-1994
Vicki Francis	2000-2002
Jean Friesen	1982-1988
G
Cheryl Gilarski	2015-2016
Gordon Goldsborough	2023-2024
Nancy Grant	2000-2002
Sheila Grover	2000-2007
H
Diane Haglund	2000-2013
Larry Hamilton	2000-?
John “Jack” Hassard (1912-1979)	1971-1974
Stephen Hayter	2011-2016
H. David Hemphill (1933-2009)	1971-1980
Jack D. Herbert	1969-1972
Walter Harold Hildebrandt (1951-2021)	1983
Bill Hillman	2023-2026
Sue-On Hillman	2023-2024
Walter Maxwell Hlady (1924-1986)	1971-1976
Janine Hogue	2004-2007
Eveline Holtmann	1989-?
I
John D. Ingram (Sisler High School)	1976-1981
J
James Arthur Shields Jackson (1918-1976)	1973-1976
Vincent Joseph Jensen (1916-1988)	1971-1980
Thorkell Wallace “Wally” Johannson	2000-2015
John Leslie Johnston (1898-1955)	c1952
Sharain Jones	2014-2016
K
Renee Kastrukoff	2023-2025
Joseph Keeper	1984-?
Alf Kennedy	1989-1995
Richard Kliewer	2000-2002
Cecilia Veronica Kyle (?-1996)	1969-1970
L
Janet La France	2023-2025
George Lalor	1989-?
Emma LaRocque	?-1989
Ellen Lee	?-?
Paul Legault	2000-?
John Campbell Lehr	1983-1991
Gilles Lesage	1989-1995
Brunelle Leveille (1908-1972)	1961-1972
Allan Gerald Levine	?-1993
Victor P. Lytwyn	1985-?
M
Helen Frances Marsh (1917-1995)	1989-?
William James “Bill” Mayer-Oakes (1923-2005)	1969-1971
A. Ross McCormack	1976-1985
David G. McCrady	2014-2016
Linda McDowell	1993-1995
Frederick George “Fred” McGuinness (1921-2011)	1982-1983
Lorraine McKay	1987-1989
Raoul McKay (1934-2014)	2004-?
Dr. Christopher “Chris” Meiklejohn	1976-1983
Annette Milot	2000-2002
Rosslyn Brough “Ross” Mitchell (1880-1972)	1952-1964, 1969-1971
Tom Monteyne	2011-2016
Guinevere Margaret Orde “Peg” Morton (1911-2001)	1982-1985
William Lewis Morton (1908-1980)	1952, 1961-1964, 1976-1983
N
Leonard Towne Sterndale Norris-Elye (1884-1958)	1946-?
O
Ken Osborne	1985-1989
P
Edith Paterson (1905-1995)	1971-1981
Diane P. Payment	2000-2013
George Penner	1984-1985
Virginia Petch (1946-2018)	2000-?
Dr. Katherine Pettipas	2000-?
Leo Pettipas	1973-?
Robert E. Plaxton	1985-?
Marvin “Marv” Prochyshyn	1982-1989
Lawrence Prout	2023-2026
Steve Prystupa (1939-2021)	1982-1989, 2000-?
Q
R
James Edgar Rea (1931-2003)	1971-1974, 1979-1983
Sharon Reilly	2000-2016
Mary Richard	?-?
Marie Paule Robitaille	1982-1983
Gary Russell	1982-1983
Edgar Stanford “Ed” Russenholt (1890-1991)	1970-1980
S
Penny Shaw	2014-2016
C. Thomas Shay	1976-1983
Nancy Evelyn Sommerville “Nan” Shipley (1902-1990)	1969-1971
Sam Sims	1989-?
Michelle Smith	2014-2016
Nancy Evelyn Sommerville “Nan” Shipley (1902-1990)	1969-1971
Margaret Strachan	2007-2011
Ian Mathieson Sutherland	1979-1980
E. Leigh Syms	1975-1980
T
Stewart Thomson	1982-1989
John Ephram Tisdale (1875-1967)	1946-1952
Pat Turenne	2000-2011
U
Roseline Wolodarsky “Roz” Usiskin	1982-1989
V
Marcella Vezina	2014-2016
Christopher James “Chris” Vickers (1901-1994)	1961-1964
Hélène Vrignon	1987-1989
W
Muriel Wells	1989-?
Jim Weselake	1989-1999
Dr. Lynn Whidden	2014-2016
Sharon Whitaker	1984-?
Clifford Parnell Wilson (1902-1977)	1946-?
X
Y
Z

Plaques

Plaque	Location	Year	HRB Pamphlet
4-H Clubs of Canada	72 Third Street, Roland, RM of Roland	1963
Abbey of Our Lady of the Prairies	St. Norbert, Winnipeg	1958, 1969 (English), 1969 (French)
Ancient Traders in Southern Manitoba	41 Ash Street, Melita
The Anson Northup	Kildonan Park, Winnipeg	1959
Asessippi Townsite	Shell River, RM of Riding Mountain West	1974
Assiniboin (Nakota) First Nation	Spruce Woods Provincial Park
The Assiniboine River	St. François Xavier	1959
Bank of Nova Scotia	254 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
E. L. Barber House	99 Euclid Avenue, Winnipeg	1974
La Barrière	St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park	1969 (English), 1969 (French)
Beautiful Plains County Court Building	282 Hamilton Avenue, Neepawa
Beginning of the Jewish Community in Manitoba	Tuxedo Avenue, Winnipeg
Georges-Antoine Belcourt	RM of St. Francois Xavier
Bender Hamlet	Armstrong	1974
Boulder Mosaics / Bannock Point Petroforms	Whiteshell Provincial Park	1969
Boulder Mosaics / Nutimik Lake	Nutimik Lake, Whiteshell Provincial Park	1969
Boundary Commission Trail	Emerson
Boundary Commission Trail - Turtlehead Crossing	Winchester
Brandon College	270 Eighteenth Street, Brandon	1975
Brandon Courthouse and Gaol	525 Victoria Avenue East, Brandon
Brandon Normal School	1129 Queens Street, Brandon
Brant Consolidated School	Argyle, Rockwood
Pascal Breland	St. François Xavier
Reverend Henry Budd	The Pas	1974 (English), 1978 (Cree)
T. A. Burrows Lumber Mill Site	Grandview
Sir Thomas Button	Churchill	1974 (English), 1976 (French)
Camp Hughes	North Cypress-Langford
Central Normal School	442 William Avenue, Winnipeg
La Chapelle de Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours	Avenue du Couvent, St. Norbert
Commonwealth Air Training Plan Hangar	Brandon
Countess of Dufferin	Winnipeg Railway Museum, 123 Main Street, Winnipeg	1978
Courier Publishing Company Building	218 Broadway Street South, Crystal City
Major Charles A. Boulton	Main Street, Russell	1974
Norman Criddle	Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Cuthbert Grant	St. François Xavier	1969 English), 1969 (French)
Dalnavert	61 Carlton Street, Winnipeg
Thomas Mayne Daly	122 Eighteenth Street, Brandon
Darlingford Memorial Park	Darlingford, Pembina
Dauphin Canadian Northern Railway Station	Dauphin
Dauphin Town Hall	Dauphin
Robert A. Davis	Main Street, Winnipeg
Dawson Road	Falcon Lake, Whiteshell Provincial Park	1959, 1969
Display Building Number II	Fairgrounds, Brandon
Dorset Culture in Manitoba	Churchill
Pre-Dorset Culture in Manitoba	Churchill
Thomas Douglas, 5th Earl of Selkirk	Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
Edward Lancaster Drewry	Drewry Lane, Winnipeg
Sir Joseph Dubuc	Rue Notre Dame, Winnipeg	1975 (English), 1976 (French)	The Honourable Joseph Dubuc, K.S.M.G.
Lord Dufferin	Legislative Building, Winnipeg	1958
East and West Mossy Portages	Northern Manitoba
East and West Mossy Portages	Fischer Avenue, The Pas
Emerson Court House and Gaol	104 Church Street, Emerson	1957
A. C. Emmett and the Development of Manitoba’s Highways	Kirkella, Wallace-Woodworth
Extinct Bison of Manitoba	Binscarth
Pierre Falcon	St. François Xavier
Peter Fidler	140 Jackson Street, Dauphin	1964
First Farmers in the Red River Valley	St. Clements
Flee Island Dakota Entrenchment	Portage la Prairie
Fort des Pinettes - Pine Fort	Spruce Woods Provincial Park	1978
Fort Ellice Trail	St. François Xavier
Fort Ellice Trail	Lions River Bend Park, Neepawa
Fort Ellice Trail	St. Lazare	1969
Fort Pinancewaywining	Spillway Drive, Morden	1961
Fossil Elephants of Manitoba	Birds Hill Provincial Park
Garry Telephone Exchange	474 Hargrave Street, Winnipeg
Great-West Life Building	177 Lombard Avenue, Winnipeg
Frederick Phillip Grove	Rapid City	1962, 1969
Marc-Amable Girard	Memorial Park, Winnipeg	1974 (English), 1976 (French)
Glacial Lake Agassiz	Arden, Glenella-Lansdowne
Glacial Lake Agassiz	Birch River Wayside Park, Mountain
Glenboro Canadian Pacific Railway Water Tower	Glenboro
Government House	10 Kennedy Street, Winnipeg	1978
Grand Rapids Tramway	Northern Manitoba
Thomas Greenway	Crystal City, Louise	1974
Griswold United Church	Griswold, Sifton
Grund Frelsis (Liberty) Lutheran Church	Argyle
Abraham Albert Heaps	254 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
E. Cora Hind	1355 Mountain Avenue, Winnipeg	1976
Holy Ghost Polish Catholic Church	341 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg
Hudson Bay Railway	Churchill	1974
Icelandic Settlement - Gimli	Gimli	1960, 1969	The Settlement of New Iceland
Icelandic Settlement - Riverton	Riverton	1960, 1969	The Settlement of New Iceland
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Temple	376 Mountain Avenue, Neepawa
Inglis Grain Elevators	Inglis, Riding Mountain West
Isbister School	310 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg
Sigtryggur Jonasson	Gimli
Rabbi Israel Isaac Kahanovitch	Tuxedo Avenue, Winnipeg
Captain William Kennedy	417 River Road, St. Andrews	1974
Kildonan Presbyterian Church	201 John Black Avenue, Winnipeg	1961, 1969
Kildonan School	2373 Main Street, Winnipeg
Knox Presbyterian Church	396 First Street, Neepawa
Knox United Church	400 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg
La Rivière Canadian Pacific Railway Station	Pembina
La Vérendrye	Legislative Building, Winnipeg	1958
Thomas Henry Peacock Lamb	Moose Lake
Margaret Laurence	Neepawa
The Legend of the White Horse Plain	St. François Xavier	1958
Legislative Building	Winnipeg
Ambroise-Didyme Lépine	Upper Fort Garry Provincial Park, Winnipeg
Lillian Beynon Thomas	960 Wolseley Avenue, Winnipeg
Lord Selkirk	Kirkcudbright, Scotland	1978
Lord Selkirk	Legislative Building, Winnipeg	1958
The Lynch Party	Portage la Prairie	1974
The Mandy Mine	Flin Flon	1974
Manitoba Agricultural College	Tuxedo Avenue, Winnipeg
Manitoba’s First Explorers	Boissevain
The Manitoba Glass Factory	Beausejour
Origin of the Name Manitoba	Siglunes (Lake Manitoba Narrows)	1957, 1969
Manitoba Women’s Institute	Morris	1969
Nellie McClung	Carrie Street, Manitou	1975
James McKay	2109 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg	1978
A. E. McKenzie Company Building	30 Ninth Street, Brandon
Duncan McRae	Lockport
Mennonite East Reserve	Steinbach	1969
Mennonite West Reserve	Rosenfeld, Rhineland	1969
Merchants Bank Building	1043 Rosser Avenue, Brandon
Middle Track	The Pas
Minnedosa Public Building	103 Main Street South, Minnedosa
William Lewis Morton	Gladstone
Jens Munk Expedition	Churchill
Wasyl Negrych Homestead	Gilbert Plains
The Nor’ Wester	269 Main Street, Winnipeg	1959
Northern Pacific and Manitoba Railway Repair Shop	Winnipeg
Norway House	Norway House, Northern Manitoba
Nurses’ Residence, Brandon Mental Health Centre	First Street, Brandon
“Old Copper” in Manitoba	Nutimik, Whiteshell Provincial Park
The Pas Community Building and Court House	306 Fischer Avenue, The Pas
The Passage	Southboine Drive, Winnipeg	1964
Paterson / Matheson House	1039 Louise Avenue, Brandon
Paulencu House	Lennard, Riding Mountain West
Chief Peguis	St. Clements
Pembina - Emerson Area	Emerson	1958, 1969
Pilot Mound	Pilot Mound	1961, 1969
Pinawa Power Site	Pinawa
Postage Stamp Province	Gladstone, WestLake-Gladstone	1969
Postage Stamp Province	Grand Marais	1969
Postage Stamp Province	Mariapolis, Lorne	1969
Postage Stamp Province	Oak Point, St. Laurent	1969
Postage Stamp Province	Piney	1969
Postage Stamp Province	Winnipeg Beach	1961, 1969
Thomas George Prince	Scanterbury, St. Clements
Ralph Connor House	54 West Gate, Winnipeg
Red Deer Lumber Company	Northern Manitoba
Red River Floodway	Duff Roblin Provincial Park
Red River Settlement	La Verendrye Park, Winnipeg	1969 (English), 1969 (French)
Louis Riel	Legislative Building Grounds, Winnipeg
Rossville Mission	Norway House, Northern Manitoba
Gabrielle Roy	375 Deschambault Street, Winnipeg
Joseph Royal	Tache Avenue, Winnipeg	1974 (English)
St. Andrew’s Anglican Church	St. Andrews
St. Anne’s Church	Portage la Prairie	1959, 1969
St. Boniface	219 Provencher Boulevard, Winnipeg	1969 (English), 1969 (French)
St. Elias Ukrainian Orthodox Church and Bell Tower	Sirko, Stuartburn
St. Elijah Romanian Orthodox Church	Riding Mountain West
St. James Anglican Church	525 Tylehurst Street, Winnipeg	1978
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church	Park
St. John’s Cathedral	135 Anderson Avenue, Winnipeg
St. Laurent Mission	St. Laurent
St. Mary’s Academy	Academy Road, Winnipeg	1964
St. Michael’s Ukrainian Catholic Church	Trembowla, Dauphin	1974 (English), 1974 (Ukrainian)
St. Michael’s Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church	Stuartburn
St. Norbert	St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park, Winnipeg	1958, 1969 (English), 1969 (French)
St. Paul’s Anglican Middlechurch	West St. Paul
St. Paul’s College	?	1975
St. Paul’s United Church	590 Johnson Street, Boissevain
St. Peter’s Dynevor Anglican Church	St. Clements	1961, 1969
Saskatchewan Trail	Shoal Lake	1961
Saskatchewan Trail	Birtle	1964
Ernest Thompson Seton	North Cypress	1959, 1969
Seven Oaks House	115 Rupertsland Boulevard, Winnipeg	1958, 1969
Silver Heights	Mount Royal Road at Traill Avenue, Winnipeg	1957	Silver Heights
Frank Leith Skinner	Riding Mountain West		Dr. Frank Leith Skinner
Dr. David Alexander Stewart	Ninette, Prairie Lakes
Stockton Ferry	Glenboro-South Cypress
Stonewall Post Office	Stonewall
The Stonewall Quarries	Stonewall
Stopping the Survey	Winnipeg	1958
The Stott Site	Whitehead
Swan River Valley Plaque	Swan River	1961, 1969
Tamarisk United Church	Grandview
H. P. Tergesen General Store	82 First Avenue, Gimli
Thompson Nickel Discovery	Heritage North Museum, Thompson
Town of Morris	Morris	1969
Trembowla Cross of Freedom	Dauphin
Turtle Mountain Coal Mines	Brenda
Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception	Cooks Creek, Springfield
Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection	Dauphin
Ukrainian Labour Temple	591 Pritchard Avenue, Winnipeg
Villa Louise	707 Louise Avenue, Brandon
Virden Municipal Building and Auditorium	228 Wellington Street West, Virden
Walker Theatre	364 Smith Street, Winnipeg
Westminster United Church	745 Westminster Avenue, Winnipeg
Wigwam Restaurant and Park Theatre	Riding Mountain National Park
Wild Ricing in Manitoba	Nutimik, Whiteshell Provincial Park
The Winnipeg Aqueduct	Winnipeg
Winnipeg Beach Canadian Pacific Railway Resort Water Tower	Winnipeg Beach
Winnipeg’s First Children’s Hospital	Winnipeg		Not Found
Major General James Wolfe	Legislative Building, Winnipeg	1958
The Wolseley Expedition	Bonnycastle Park, Winnipeg
James Shaver Woodsworth	60 Maryland Street, Winnipeg
Dr. Amelia Yeomans	Broadway, Winnipeg		Removed (2022-2023)

See also:

MHS Resources: Documents of the Manitoba Historic Resources Branch

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Provincially Designated Historic Sites

Manitoba Heritage Council Commemorative Plaques (Manitoba Historic Resources Branch)

Historic Sites of Manitoba (Manitoba Historical Society)

Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada

Canada’s Historic Places

Provincial Heritage Sites (Manitoba Historic Resources Branch)

Municipal Heritage Sites (Manitoba Historic Resources Branch)

Sources:

“Dr. W. Graham made board chairman,” Winnipeg Free Press, 18 July 1946, page 24.

“Legislation guards our historic sites,” Winnipeg Free Press, 7 November 1952, page 7.

“Tour-packed day here for Minnesota group,” Winnipeg Free Press, 10 August 1959, page 8.

“Publisher named to Historic Sites Advisory Board,” Winnipeg Free Press, 19 September 1961, page 3.

“8 named to Sites Board here,” Winnipeg Free Press, 28 September 1971, page 50.

“Historic Site posts filled,” Winnipeg Free Press, 1 June 1973, page 5.

“Sutherland named to Sites Board,” Hamiota Echo, 22 February 1979, page 7.

“Dauphin teacher on historic sites board,” Dauphin Herald, 26 October 1982, page 30.

“15 appointed to Heritage Council,” Manitoba Government News Release, 11 December 1989.

Manitoba Heritage Council Commemorative Plaques: 1946-1994, Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Citizenship.

“New appointments announced for Manitoba Heritage Council,” Manitoba News Release, 31 May 2000.

Manitoba Order in Council 00222/2011, 23 June 2011.

Manitoba Order in Council 00369/2014, 3 September 2014.

Manitoba Order in Council 115/2023, 12 April 2023.

We thank Norm Larsen, David Butterfield, Henry Trachtenberg, Alan Mason, Monica Ball, and Stuart Hay (Legislative Library of Manitoba) for providing information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 16 February 2025

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