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Fortunately, we’re all about families around the #LogCabinMuseumAndArchives.🙂
Visit our new Family Corner at the Museum to learn more about local #SaanichPeninsula families.
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Fortunately, we’re all about families around the #LogCabinMuseumAndArchives.🙂
Visit our new Family Corner at the Museum to learn more about local #SaanichPeninsula families.
#ArchivesFamilies #ACAHashtagParty
#ACAHashtagParty
#ACAHashtagParty
#ACAHashtagParty #MUNFLA
#ACAHashtagParty #MUNFLA
This image, part of the University Relations Communication collection, shows an unknown student engaging in the long tradition of cooking in residence.
This image, part of the University Relations Communication collection, shows an unknown student engaging in the long tradition of cooking in residence.
This photo, from the University Relations fonds, shows a student protest at Wesley Hall at the University of Winnipeg.
The 1980's saw huge discussions about Education in Manitoba, with many students organizing to prevent funding reductions.
This photo, from the University Relations fonds, shows a student protest at Wesley Hall at the University of Winnipeg.
The 1980's saw huge discussions about Education in Manitoba, with many students organizing to prevent funding reductions.
#ACAHashtagParty #ArchivesColourTheory
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Today we are shouting out the UW Oral History Centre (OHC) and an interview with Carlos Sosa preserved in their Archives. Sosa was the Coordinator and lead interviewer for the Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Oral History Project.
Today we are shouting out the UW Oral History Centre (OHC) and an interview with Carlos Sosa preserved in their Archives. Sosa was the Coordinator and lead interviewer for the Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities Oral History Project.
From the University Relations Communications Photograph collection, this 1997 photo shows some of student life on the UW campus. The students seem absorbed by the mind boggling effects of 90's video-game consoles.
From the University Relations Communications Photograph collection, this 1997 photo shows some of student life on the UW campus. The students seem absorbed by the mind boggling effects of 90's video-game consoles.
These images depict the Canadian Women's Press Club (CWPC). From 1904 to the early 1990's, it was a organization of Canadian journalists that prior to 1971 was only open to women. In 1971 the group was renamed to The Media Club of Canada.
These images depict the Canadian Women's Press Club (CWPC). From 1904 to the early 1990's, it was a organization of Canadian journalists that prior to 1971 was only open to women. In 1971 the group was renamed to The Media Club of Canada.
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#ACAHashtagParty #MUNFLA
This is a photo of Ernie Pitts and two rookies of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers reviewing a play book together. Its part of the Hugh Allen Collection in the Western Pictorial Index (WCPI).
This is a photo of Ernie Pitts and two rookies of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers reviewing a play book together. Its part of the Hugh Allen Collection in the Western Pictorial Index (WCPI).
The illustrations below come from Paul Lacroix's 1875 book, "The XVIIIth century: its institutions, customs, and costumes, France, 1700-1789". Its part of the Rare Book Collection housed in the Archives at the University of Winnipeg.
The illustrations below come from Paul Lacroix's 1875 book, "The XVIIIth century: its institutions, customs, and costumes, France, 1700-1789". Its part of the Rare Book Collection housed in the Archives at the University of Winnipeg.
These are records donated by Paul Moist about the 1919 General Strike in Winnipeg. It was the largest strike in Canadian history with more than 30,000 workers directly participating.
These are records donated by Paul Moist about the 1919 General Strike in Winnipeg. It was the largest strike in Canadian history with more than 30,000 workers directly participating.