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Historic Sites of Manitoba: Manitou Normal School (Main Street, Manitou, Municipality of Pembina)
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The Manitou Normal School building in Manitou was designed by Winnipeg architect Walter Chesterton and erected in 1905 by contractor George Ullyot at a cost of $18,000. For 28 years, the facility was used to train public school teachers until it closed in 1933. Its building was then used as a high school in the Manitou Consolidated School District. It was demolished sometime in the 1990s and the site is now occupied by a hockey rink.
Principals
Period
Principal
1905
William Joseph Cram (1861-1940)
1905-1907
Thomas Martin Maguire (1857-1925)
1907-1909
Benjamin Jones Hales (1868-1945)
1909-1910
Thomas Martin Maguire (1857-1925)
1910-1911
Marshall Hall-Jones (1865-1927)
1911-1931
Joseph William Gordon (1868-1954)
1931-1933
George Wesley Bartlett (1876-1950)
Vice-Principals
Period
Vice-Principal
1905-1906
William Joseph Parr (1867-1943)
1915-1916
William Joseph Parr (1867-1943)
1916
Andrew Willows [Andreas Weidenhammer] (1863-1925)
1917-1919
James Erron Stanley Dunlop (1882-1945)
1920-1921
Theophilus Grant Finn (1865-1934)
1922
William Joseph Parr (1867-1943)
1925
Theophilus Grant Finn (1865-1934)
Teachers
School Year
Teachers
1905
Miss M. E. Clark (music)
1909
Miss M. E. Clark (music)
1910
Miss M. E. Clark (music)
1912
T. E. Carroll (physical culture), Miss E. G. Clarke (music)
1913
T. E. Carroll (physical culture), Miss E. G. Clarke (music)
1915
T. E. Carroll (physical culture), Miss E. G. Clarke (music), Miss Gayton (drawing, handwork), Asenath Owens (handwork)
1915-1916
T. E. Carroll (physical culture), Miss E. G. Clarke (music), Miss Gayton (drawing, handwork), Asenath Owens (handwork)
1916-1917
Miss E. G. Clarke (music), Miss Gayton (art, handwork), Miss Lonsbrough (handwork), M. F. Pringle (manual training)
1917-1918
J. Carroll, Miss E. M. Creighton (drawing), Miss B. Forrest (handwork), Miss K. E. Pollock (handwork), M. F. Pringle (manual training)
1918-1919
Miss E. M. Creighton (drawing), F. Forrest (handwork), Miss K. E. Pollock (handwork), M. F. Pringle (manual training)
1919-1920
A. B. Irvine (manual training), F. Lawlor (music), Miss K. E. Pollock (handwork), M. Winram (art)
1920-1921
J. B. Fraser (handwork), F. Lewis (drawing), Grace McRae (music), N. M. Spratt (handwork)
1922
E. Anderson (art), Grace McRae (handwork), T. G. Palfrey (manual training), N. M. Spratt (handwork)
1925
G. Maxwell (drawing), C. P. Ritchie (handwork, sewing), D. E. Ritchie (handwork, sewing), Sgt. Tomkins (physical instructor)
Photos & Coordinates
Postcard view of Manitou Normal School (no date)
Source: Gordon Goldsborough, 2013-0087
Postcard view of Manitou Normal School (no date)
Source: Gordon Goldsborough, 2013-0088
Site of the former Manitou Normal School (2011)
Source: Gordon GoldsboroughSite Coordinates (lat/long): N49.23853, W98.54016
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Brandon Normal School (1129 Queens Street, Brandon)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Dauphin Normal School / Whitmore School (First Street SW, Dauphin)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Manitou Normal School (Main Street, Manitou, Municipality of Pembina)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Central School / Portage Normal School / Prince Charles School (Third Street Southwest, Portage la Prairie)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: St. Boniface Normal School (210 rue Masson, Winnipeg)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Manitoba School for the Deaf (500 Shaftesbury, Winnipeg)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Mulvey School (750 Wolseley Avenue, Winnipeg)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Central School No. 944 (1899-1954)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Old Central School (Tenth Street, Brandon)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Victoria School (32 Fifth Street SE, Portage la Prairie)
Sources:
Public Buildings Erected and Improved by the Government of Manitoba during the Years 1900-1906, Government of Manitoba, December 1906. [Copy at Archives of Manitoba]
In Rhythm With Our Roots: A History of Manitou & Area edited by Haraldine Webb and Diana Vodden, published by the Manitou Centennial Book Committee, 1997, pages 174-178.
Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada, 1800-1950 by Robert G. Hill, Toronto.
We thank Bette Mueller for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 26 May 2017
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