The Society’s award-winning magazine Manitoba Pageant was introduced in 1956 as a compliment to Transactions. Both were succeeded in 1980 by our journal Manitoba History. The magazine contains a wealth of information on topics of interest to a wide range of readers. Selections from Pageant were reprinted in the early 1990s as Pioneer Life and Manitoba Personalities. These collections may be purchased from the MHS Office.
The contents of each issue of Manitoba Pageant are listed below.
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How Manitoba Got Its Name by Hartwell Bowsfield
The Coat of Arms by Irene Craig
The Great Seal of the Province
From Postage Stamp to Keystone by Douglas Kemp
Red River Surveys by Irene Craig
Are You Sure? by Barbara Johnstone
September 1956
Red River Cart Trains by Olive Knox
Jews in Manitoba by Rabbi Arthur A. Chiel
A Manitoba Ghost Town by Hartwell Bowsfield
Stories Stamps Tell by Douglas Kemp
The Early Selkirk Settlement by Margaret E. McBeth
Peguis - Friend of the Pale Face by Nan Shipley
When Grandpa was a Boy by Elisabeth Henderson
Morse Code for Manitoba by Dorothy Garbutt
Meet John Tanner by Hartwell Bowsfield
Buffalo Hunting in the West - from Martin McLeod’s Journal
The York Boat by William L. Morton
When the Province of Manitoba was Born by Alice Brown
Alexander Henry’s Hen by Irene Craig
The Big Woman Befriends the Sioux by Douglas Kemp
Early Houses in Winnipeg by Lillian Gibbons
Northern Manitoba Place Names by John Boulette
How "The Crossing" Became the Town of Selkirk by Dorothy Garbutt
Icelandic People in Manitoba by W. Kristjanson
April 1957
The Lady of the Lamp by Irene Craig
The Walking Plough by William L. Morton
First Polish Settlers in Manitoba by Rev. E. M. Hubicz
Stroll Across Our Swinging Bridge by Mrs. V. H. Sangwine
Norway House by Rev. Kenneth C. McLeod
On Snowshoes for Wheat by Edgar S. Russenholt
Ross House by H. K. Davis
The Law Marched West by Dr. Ross Mitchell
September 1957, Vol. 3, No. 1
Remains of the Redman by Marshall Lowen
Early Houses in Winnipeg by Lillian Gibbons
The Sod Shack by Hazel A. Parkinson
The Cradle of Winnipeg History by Harry Shave
Selkirk’s 75th Anniversary by Elsie McKay
The Young Artist of the Red River by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Early Days in Brandon by Hartwell Bowsfield
Henry Budd by Rev. T. C. B. Boon
Joseph Burr Tyrrell by Barbara Johnstone
"And There Was Light" by Barbara Johnstone
Lake Winnipeg Place Names by John Boulette
The Founder of the Isbister Scholarships by H. C. Knox
York Factory on the Bay - Historic Post Closes by Malvina Bolus
He Was There by Aileen Garland
A Fur Trade Romance by Margaret Arnett MacLeod
Mill Stones at Fairford by Rev. Canon M. Sanderson
Three Weeks with a Red River Cart-Train, Part 1 by Olive Knox
Captain Ross - Laird of the River by R. J. Taylor
Our First Newspaper by Aileen Garland
The Legend of the White Horse Plain by Margaret Arnett MacLeod
Comments on the Wood Cree Indian
Henry Kelsey Reaches the Land of the Buffalo
April 1958, Vol. 3, No. 3
The Grey Nun’s Home, St. Boniface by Lillian Gibbons
Brandon and the Saskatchewan Rebellion by McDonald Coleman
The Ten Commandments in Cree by Rev. W. H. Davis
Pioneer Harvest at Dauphin, Manitoba by Mrs. B. C. Goodhand
The Special Survey by Douglas Kemp
Homestead Holiday by Edgar S. Russenholt
Three Weeks with a Red River Cart-Train, Part 2 by Olive Knox
Excerpt from ’Medicine in Manitoba’ by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Red River Resourcefulness in 1852 by Margaret Arnett MacLeod
Rivalry in the Fur Trade - Excerpt from Simpson’s Athabasca Journal with an introduction by A. E. Brown
September 1958, Vol. 4, No. 1
Young Mr. Fitzgerald by Elisabeth Henderson
A Historical Trip - by the Buffaloes Junior Chapter, St. John’s High School, Winnipeg
Alexandre Desautels dit Lapointe, Oldest St. Boniface College Student by Madame Annette Dubuc Hebert
A "Princess" is Launched by Molly McFadden
First Lady of the Rails by Fred Morrison
Reminiscences of St. Paul’s Industrial School by Rev. Canon M. Sanderson
How Dr. Schultz Escaped from Jail by Lillian Gibbons
Kipling in Winnipeg by Kennethe M. Haig
A Town Gets Its Name by Peter Brown
The Historical Sites Advisory Board by Hartwell Bowsfield
The Boy With the Boot by Betty Jane Wylie
Seven Oaks House Opened as a Museum by Frank Hall
Sir John A. Macdonald’s Granddaughter by Lillian Gibbons
Story of a Fur Trader by Barbara A. Johnstone
April 1959, Vol. 4, No. 3
Manitoba’s Floral Emblem by Irene Craig
Manitoba’s Legislative Council by Murray S. Donnelly
Winnipeg’s Horse-Car Service by Walter E. Bradley
Grey Owl’s Christmas Story by Hartwell Bowsfield
Pioneers of the West by Harry Shave
The First of Many by Molly McFadden
Pioneer Politicking by Hartwell Bowsfield
Wolseley’s Intelligence Officer: William Francis Butler (1838-1910) by Dr. Ross Mitchell
William Garrioch and the Swan River Valley by Fred A. Twilley
Samuel Hearne: Explorer and Naturalist by Richard Glover
History Lives in Point Douglas Street Names by Lillian Gibbons
September 1959, Vol. 5, No. 1
The Black Killer by Robert Tyre
Reminiscences of a Manitoba Suffragette by Lillian Beynon Thomas
The Fabulous Scot by A. F. (Dick) McKenzie
Early Harvesting by Hazel McDonald Parkinson
Recollections of an Indian Missionary by Rev. Maurice Sanderson
The Boy Who Lived in a Badger Hole by Hartwell Bowsfield
The Winnipeg Wolf by Hartwell Bowsfield
John Christian Schultz, MD by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Sheep Drive from Kentucky by Alexander Ross
The Old Pembina Trail by William Douglas
Nice to Grow Up In by Hilda Hesson
April 1960, Vol. 5, No. 3
Backward with Aladdin by Elisabeth Henderson
The Incorporation of Winnipeg by Jeff Gee (J. F. Galbraith)
The Fenian Invasion of 1871 by Alexander Begg and Walter R. Nursey
Chief Crowfoot and the Priest Who Became President of the Canadian Pacific Railway by Betty Woods
On the Trail in the Forties, Part 1 by Rev. Alonzo Barnard
"Honourable John" by Grant MacEwan
September 1960, Vol. 6, No. 1
Butler’s Mission by Ross Mitchell
The Kidnapping of Sister Ste. Therese by Margaret Arnett MacLeod
The Medical Pooh-Bah of Rupert’s Land by a descendant of Dr. John Bunn
Red River School Day - 1871 by Betty Woods
Utilities Now and Then by Irene Craig
John Higgins and Higgins Avenue by Ross Mitchell
On the Trail in the Forties, Part 2 by Rev. Alonzo Barnard
The Early Manitoba Legislature
The Criddle Family by Lillian Gibbons with postscript by Alice Brown
The Past Meets the Present by Molly McFadden
The Shadow of the Stars and Stripes by A. S. Burt
April 1961, Vol. 6, No. 3
Immigration by Hartwell Bowsfield
Hudson Bay by Clara Norquay
Steamboats to the Rescue, 1897 by Molly McFadden
Medicine on the Rocks, The Strange Tale of the Ojibwa Mosaics by Frank Hall
The Grand Rapids Tramway, An Abandoned Route of the Fur Trade by Marcile
Pro Pelle Cutem, The Hudson’s Bay Company Motto by E. E. Rich
A Great Turn of the Tide by A. L. Burt
When Mail Came Only Twice a Year by Peter Thomson
September 1961, Vol. 7, No. 1
The Red River Jig by David Bolton
Faction Friction by Pat and Terry Mooney
The Republic of Manitobah by Hartwell Bowsfield
A New Monument on the Legislative Building Grounds by Paul Yuzyk
The Hutterites by Victor Peters
Russell’s Pioneer Days by Harold Coulter
Fort Douglas Recaptured - From Miles Macdonell’s Journal and the Narrative of John Tanner introduction by Alice Brown
The Buffalo Hunters Fight the Sioux by William L. Morton
Hoops Versus Whiskers - A Letter to the Editors of the Nor’Wester in 1861
Whiskers Versus Hoops - A Letter to the Editors of the Nor’Wester in 1861
Brandon House by Dr. Ross Mitchell
The Origin of Mosquitoes - A Red River Legend, 1870
A Manitoba Indian Legend, 1872
April 1962, Vol. 7, No. 3
Lord Selkirk Settlers by William L. Morton
A Brief Chronology of Events Relative to Lord Selkirk’s Settlement at Red River, 1811 to 1815 compiled by Alice E. Brown
Excerpts from Miles Macdonell’s Journal for the Period August 22 to December 25, 1812
Calculation of the Cost of Living at Red River in 1819 by John Pritchard
The Lord Selkirk Association of Rupert’s Land by Anne M. Henderson
September 1962, Vol. 8, No. 1
Chronology of Events in the History of the Red River Settlement by Alice Brown
Excerpts from the Journal of Colin Robertson edited by Alice Brown
The Story of Deleau by Bob Robson
Distinguished Descendant of the Selkirk Settlers by Paul Yuzyk
Susan of Gillam by J. M. McLeod
Winnipeg’s Cenotaph by Betty Jane Wylie
A Passionate Adventure by Alice F. Loomis
The Hon. James McKay, Gentleman, Jurist and Pioneer by J. R. Bothwell
The Journal of Daily Occurrences at Hudson’s Bay Co. Forts by Isaac Cowie
April 1963, Vol. 8, No. 3
Peter Fidler by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Why We Were Not Annexed to Canada, 1860
Canada Contrives to Complete Confederation
The Story of Our Buffalo by William Douglas
Overland to the Goldfields, 1860
Governor Miles MacDonnell Writes to Bishop Plessis of Quebec, 1816 by Cornelius J. Jaenan
Book Review: Cuthbert Grant of Grantown by Margaret Arnett MacLeod and William L. Morton by Douglas Kemp
September 1963, Vol. 9, No. 1
A Brief Chronology of Events Relatives to Lord Selkirk’s Settlement at Red River, 1811-1934 compiled by Alice Brown (REPRINT)
Excerpts from Miles Macdonell’s Journal for the Period August 22 to December 25, 1812 (REPRINT)
Assiniboine River Yields a "Prairie Queen" to SCUBA Divers by Betty Woods
Centenary of the Departure of Bishop David Anderson from the Red River in 1864 by T. C. B. Boon
Making Birch Bark Talk by Dr. Ross Mitchell
A Meeting of the Council of Assiniboia, Red River Settlement, February 27th, 1855
Lightning From Water by D. S. G. Ross
A Buffalo Hunt by Cornelius J. Jaenan
Ross House by F. Hughes
The Bishop’s Sister Lays the Corner Stone by Lillian Gibbons
April 1964, Vol. 9, No. 3
The Commercial Capital of Rupert’s Land, an Excerpt from "The Company of Adventurers" by Isaac Cowie
A Red River Industry, an Excerpt from "The Red River Settlement" by Alexander Ross
A Language of Their Own, an Excerpt from "Life in the Early West" by Margaret Arnett MacLeod, MHS Transactions III-4
The Pathos of Change, an Excerpt from "The Making of the Canadian West" by R. G. MacBeth
Declaration of the People of Rupert’s Land and the North-West
New Iceland, an Excerpt from an Article by S. J. Sommerville, MHS Transactions III
The Battle at Grand Couteau, an Excerpt from an Article by William L. Morton, MHS Transactions III-16
Autumn 1964, Vol. 10, No. 1
Mukwa Ininni - The Bear Man by Hartwell Bowsfield
Spring Time in No-Man’s Land by Alvin B. Carleton
Opening up the North-West, August 18, 1864
The Confederation of the Provinces, October 17, 1864
Frederick Philip Grove, 1871-1948 by Dr. Ross Mitchell
To Winnipeg Beach by Car in 1921 by C. E. Parker
A Famous Winnipeg Creek by Harry Shave
Red River Settlement and the Toronto Board of Trade, March 28, 1860
How to Collect the History of Your District
Maryland Bridge is Falling Down
The Discovery by Gwain Hamilton
Red River Settlement and Confederation
Dr. William Cowan by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Spring 1965, Vol. 10, No. 3
Largest Art Gallery in Manitoba by Frank Hall
Indian Tales by Hartwell Bowsfield
Jean-Baptiste and Marie-Anne by Rossel Vien
First Avenue North - Winnipeg by C. E. Parker
The Future of the North-West, June 20, 1868
Autumn 1965, Vol. 11, No. 1
What Can this Country Offer to the Immigrants of 1869, from Nor’Wester January 22, 1869
Metis ’Soldiers’ by Gwain Hamilton
Andrew Graham Ballenden Bannatyne, 1829-1889: First Citizen of Winnipeg by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Robert Logan and Fort Douglas by Hartwell Bowsfield
Winnipeg in 1881 by W. Fraser Rae
The "Disorganized" Municipalities of Manitoba by C. E. Parker
Lieutenant Governors of Manitoba, 1870-1965
Premiers of Manitoba, 1870-1965
St. Boniface and Archbishop Tache in 1881 by W. Fraser Rae
Radisson in Hudson Bay by Hartwell Bowsfield
W. J. Sisler - a Great Canadian by Harry Shave
Lord Dufferin by Dr. Ross Mitchell
Spring 1966, Vol. 11, No. 3
McDougall and the Metis by Harry Shave
Samuel Hearne by George B. Mainwaring
Autumn 1966, Vol. 12, No. 1
Entire issue devoted to a selection of drawings by Lieutenant George E. Finlay of the 6th Regiment of Foot which was stationed in Red River Settlement 1846-1848:
- Troopships
- Hudson Strait 1846
- York Factory 1846
- Hayes River 1846
- Holy Lake 1846
- Oxford House 1848
- Norway House 1846
- Lower Fort Garry 1847
- Interior room, Fort Garry
- Upper Fort Garry 1846
- Upper Fort Garry 1847
- St. Boniface Cathedral 1847
- Assiniboine River and Upper Fort Garry, 1847
- Farm home, Red River 1846
- Horse-drawn wagon, Red River 1847
- Duck hunters, Lake Manitoba 1847
- Indian lodge, Red River 1848
- Ojibway canoe on Red River cart 1847
- Tandem sleigh, Lower Fort Garry 1847
- Officer in small sleigh 1846
- Officers and men in winter dress
- Bugler boy in winter dress
- Private in winter dress
- Swampy Cree Indian
A Tale of the Red River Carts by Frank Hall
The Building of Fort Prince of Wales by Joseph Robson
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The Lake Superior Route, from The Nor’Wester
Commercial Intercourse with Minnesota, from The Nor’Wester
Red River Trade, from The Nor’Wester
Spring 1967, Vol. 12, No. 3
Photographs from set of prints in the Provincial Archives of Manitoba:
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Autumn 1967, Vol. 13, No. 1
The Lord Selkirk Settlement at Red River, Part 1 by Anne M. Henderson
Mile MacDonell’s Letter to Lord Selkirk 1811
- Lord Selkirk
- York boat
- Map, Earl Selkirk grant 1811
- Miles MacDonnell
- Arrival at York Fort
- Departure from York Fort to Rockfort
- Arrival at Norway House
- Shipwreck on the Great Winipesi Lake
- Governor of Red River, Hudson’s Bay Co.
- Types of Lord Selkirk settlers
The Lord Selkirk Settlement at Red River, Part 2 by Anne M. Henderson
Spring 1968, Vol. 13, No. 3
The Lord Selkirk Settlement at Red River, Part 3 by Anne M. Henderson
Colonel Wolseley’s Proclamation, from Alexander Begg’s Red River Journal
Autumn 1968, Vol. 14, No. 1
The Red River Carts by Harry B. Brehaut
Location for "The Passage" by J. S. McMahon
Some Photographic Highlights of the Architectural Historical Survey of Manitoba by Norman C. H. Russell
- St. Michael’s Greek Orthodox church, Gardenton
- Neufeld home, Kronstal
- Queen’s Hotel, Boissevain
- John Shepherd house, Birtle
- St. Peter’s Anglican church, Dynevor
- Little Britain United Church
- Anglican Church, Stonewall
- Jackson residence, Stonewall
- Church and interior, St. Francois Xavier
- Muirhead home
- Patterson home, Brandon
- White home, Carberry
- Queen’s Hotel, Russell
- Barn, Elgin
- Sifton home, Brandon
- Church, Mountain Road
- Boarding school, Fort Alexander
- Home, Blumenort
- Home, Elie
- House, Lorette
- HBC store, Ste. Anne
- Anglican church and interior, Selkirk
- Twin Oaks
- Wm. Scott home
- Church, Cook’s Creek
- Boulton home, Russell
- Pratt block, Birtle
- Log house, Roblin
- City Hall, Brandon
- Hudson home, Lympton
- Anglican church and interior, Virden
Spring 1969, Vol. 14, No. 3
Carlton Trail - First Western Highway by Frank Hall
Travel Synoptic - Manitoba Circuit 1880 and Western Canada 1932
Extracts from an Account of a Journey from York Factory to Norway House in 1845 by R. M. Ballantyne
Sod Barns and Mud Houses, from Nor’Wester Farmer and Miller, July 1890
Anachronism (Winnipeg’s First "Motel") submitted by Leonard A. Reid
Autumn 1969, Vol. 15, No. 1
Birth Pangs of a National Park by Charles T. Thomas
History and Hospitality - Some Highlights of a Field Trip, June 21-22 by Kathleen Sinclair
How Manitoba Got its Name by Frank Hall
Origin of Manitoba, an Over-Simplified Plaque by C.V.
Source of the Name Manitoba by J. J. Wilson
What’s in the Name of Manitoba by Henry McKay
Spring 1970, Vol. 15, No. 3
A Condensation, Not Ripe for His Sickle by Blanche Parker
The Button Name and Lineage by Edith Steenson
Button Bay by Edward John Button
Autumn 1970, Vol. 16, No. 1
The Letters of Arthur Sherwood preface by S. W. Jackman
Spring 1971, Vol. 16, No. 3
La Verendrye and Manitoba’s First Mine by George F. Reynolds
Early Environs of Morden by Howard W. Winkler
Nameless Trail by Allister Grant Morden
Memorable Trip to Fort St. Charles by George Florence
Bottles! Bottles! Any Old Bottles? by Stanley S. Silver
Whither the Weather? by Mary Lile Benham
A Mysterious Canadian Ensign by James B. Stanton
Autumn 1971, Vol. 17, No. 1
Letters of Egerton Ryerson Young preface by Harcourt Brown
My Father’s Steamboats by Mary Agnes Medd
Pioneering in Southern Manitoba by Jessie Mann
Tragic Events at Frog Lake and Fort Pitt During the North West Rebellion, Part 1 by W. J. McLean
A Story of Beat Meat (Pemmican)
Mrs. John Tanner, 104 years old, from Binscarth
Winnipeg Looking North From Near Upper Fort Garry, 1870 by Kemp
The Red River Rebellion by Peter McArthur
Extracts from the Political Memoirs of H. W. Winkler, Part 1
A Few Notes on Old Deloraine by William Harold Bell
The Fenian raids, 1866-1870 by James B. Stanton
Spring 1972, Vol. 17, No. 3
Running the Winnipeg River, 1870 by Colonel Samuel Benfield Steele
A Few Recollections of the Asessippi Country by James A. Johnston
Extracts from the Political Memoirs of H. W. Winkler, Part 2
Deloraine Presbyterian Church, The Story of a Checkered Career by Margaret Renton
Souris City by Clifford R. McFadden
Tragic Events at Frog Lake and Fort Pitt During the North West Rebellion, Part 2 by W. J. McLean
Autumn 1972, Vol. 18, No. 1
Macdonald House - Exercise in Restoration by Eileen Pruden
Fate of a Fur Trader by Alexander MacArthur
Political Memoirs of H. W. Winkler, Part 3
The Four Corners of Dufferin and King by Elizabeth Cam
Winnipeg’s Market Square by Randy R. Rostecki
Tragic Events at Frog Lake and Fort Pitt during the Northwest Rebellion, Part 3 by W. J. McLean
A Manitoba Memorial in British Columbia by Alan L. Crossin
Tragic Events at Frog Lake and Fort Pitt during the Northwest Rebellion, Part 4 by W. J. McLean
Political Memoirs of H. W. Winkler, Part 4
Camperville and Duck Bay, Part 1 - Camperville, Berens River by Gwen Palmer
Diary of a Mennonite Delegation, 1873 by Lawrence Klippenstein
Tales of Asessippi: The Robbery at Asessippi by A. R. Devlin
Atmospheric Environment Plaque for Minnedosa by Florence M. Brown
Spring 1973, Vol. 18, No. 3
Jacob Y. Shantz - Narrative of a Journey to Manitoba introduction by Lawrence Klippenstein
Camperville and Duck Bay, Part 2 - Duck Bay by Gwen Palmer
Tragic Events at Frog Lake and Fort Pitt during the Northwest Rebellion, Part 5 by W. J. McLean
Political Memoirs of H. W. Winkler, Part 5
Autumn 1973, Vol. 19, No. 1
Tales of Asessippi: The Tent Store at Asessippi 1919 by A. R. Devlin
Thirst Dance of the Cree Indians by W. J. McLean
Manitoba’s Own Mounties by Frank Hall
The MacArthurs - A Pioneer Family by Irene M. Saunders
Rescuing the Schultzes, 1870 by Peter MacArthur
Selections from the Unpublished Autobiography of the Right Rev. William Cyprian Pinkham
The Smallpox Epidemic of 1876-77 in the Icelandic Settlements by W. A. Baldwin edited by Lillian Gibbons
Loftus Morton Fortier by Thomas D. Fortier
Minnedosa Landmark Preserved by E. M. Macdonald
My Dear Campbell by W. Leland Clark
The Great Grain Blockade, 1887-88 by Tony Doerksen
Tales of Asessippi: Christmas at Asessippi, 1915 by A. R. Devlin
The Stable Lantern by Helen Waugh
Selections from the Unpublished Recollections of Mrs. W. C. Pinkham, an early Manitoban, Part 1
The Brauns of Osterwick by Peter Brown reviewed by Lawrence Klippenstein
Locomotive CN 6043 by John C. Campeau
Spring 1974, Vol. 19, No. 3
City of Winnipeg - Offspring of Conflicting Passions by Frank Hall
Winnipeg’s Oldest House by Lillian Gibbons
Winnipeg’s Post Offices by Don Fraser
The Nuyttens of Belgian Town by Raymonde Loudfoot
Selections from the Unpublished Recollections of Mrs. W. C. Pinkham, Part 2
Autumn 1974, Vol. 20, No. 1
The Story of 100 Years of Cricket in Manitoba by William Weighton
Dominion Day Brawl on the White Horse Plains by Tony Doerksen
Selections from the Unpublished Recollections of Mrs. W. C. Pinkham, Part 3
Biography of Christian Fahrni, Part 1 by Gordon S. Fahrni
The Nuyttens of Belgian town - A Post Script by Raymonde Loudfoot
Once Upon a Homestead by Helen Waugh
Memories of Fort Churchill by Anne Ellen Inkster
Spring 1975, Vol. 20, No. 3
John ‘Falcon’ Tanner’s Death by Dr. Peter Lorenz Neufeld
A Winter Journey, 1879 from the Birtle Eye-Witness
Early Post Offices in Manitoba by Harold Wilding and Don Fraser
Stony Mountain’s Unrecorded Railway Loop, 1881 to 1891 by Norman Gorman
Summer 1975, Vol. 20, No. 4
Nellie McClung by Betty Burton
Harriet Dick - A Lady Ahead of Her Time by Linda McDowell
Beyond the Call of Duty by Marjory Bellamy
Autumn 1975, Vol. 21, No. 1
The History of Thanksgiving by A. D. “Tony” Doerksen
Dr. Charlotte W. Ross - Manitoba’s Pioneer Woman Doctor by Helen Pollitt Smith
Manitoba Settlement and the Mennonite West Reserve by Lawrence Klippenstein
Catherine Sutherland of Point Douglas - Woman of Head and Heart by Laurie Tegelberg
The Reconstruction of Grant’s Mill by Francis Walker “Frank” Armstrong
The Solomon of the Traplines by Helen Pollitt Smith
Norquays in the Red River Disturbances by Ellen Cooke
Document - Lord Selkirk’s Treaty with the Indians, July 18, 1817
The Interurbans of Winnipeg by Brian Huzel
Memories of My First Christmas Eve in Manitoba by Henry Rose
Spring 1976, Vol. 21, No. 3
A Pioneer Journey by Laura Shanks
The Old Flour Mill at Minnedosa by Ed J. Brown
Old Pinawa by Helen Pollitt Smith
The Early History of the Cauchon Block, Later the Empire Hotel by Randy R. Rostecki
Summer 1976, Vol. 21, No. 4
"On With the Dance..." - Historic Balls in Manitoba by Lillian Gibbons and D. McDowell
Recollections of Beausejour and the Manitoba Glass Works, 1909-1911 by John Charles Reifschneider
Winnipeg’s First Labour Unions by David Spector
Lansdowne College: A Product of the Depression of 1885 by Norman J. Williamson
Autumn 1976, Vol. 22, No. 1
The 1883 Locomotive Engineers’ Strike in the Canadian North West by David Spector
Looking Back - The Pioneers of Victoria Beach, from the Victoria Beach News
Recollections of Virden, 1882 by Rev. F. C. J. McLeod
The Brandon Wheat Kings - 1887 Vintage by A. D. “Tony” Doerksen
Gardens Along the Right of Way by Aileen Garland
Western Local Mennonite Teachers Conference - an Early Minute Book by Lawrence Klippenstein
Spring 1977, Vol. 22, No. 3
Some Settlement Patterns in the Area of Portage la Prairie by Norman J. Williamson
Winnipeg’s City Halls 1876-1965 by Alan F. J. Artibise
The Selkirk Settlers in Jones County by William E. Corbin
Summer 1977, Vol. 22, No. 4
An Index to Volumes 11-22 of Manitoba Pageant
Autumn 1977, Vol. 23, No. 1
Bawlf House by Lillian Gibbons
Main Street’s Spectral Haunt by Randy R. Rostecki
Little Britain by Chris Johnstone
Spring 1978, Vol. 23, No. 3
Killarney Memories by J. C. Treleaven
The Country Railroad Station of Manitoba by Charles W. Bohi and H. Roger Grant
The Metis: Contemporary Problem of Identity by A. S. Lussier
A Short History of the Kola School District No. 601 by E. B. Weldon
Summer 1978, Vol. 23, No. 4
Breaking Sod at Turtle Mountain by A. S. Hurt
John Gunion Rutherford - A Famous Manitoba Veterinarian by David Spector
The Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions by A. S. Lussier
Recollections of a Journey, 1872
Tecumseh School District No. 34, 1877-1977 by Anne M. Henderson
Autumn 1978, Vol. 24, No. 1
The World of Helen Gordon by J. King Gordon
The Building of the Winnipeg Aqueduct by Cornelius S. Prodan
Elma Memories by John Gilewich
Horse Racing at River Park by Harry Rudd
Bishop Grandin Remembered by William J. Fraser
Some Notes on a Pioneer Family - the Larocques of San Clara by Eva Durnin
Council Minutes - Red River Settlement, District of Assiniboia, June 16, 1837
Spring 1979, Vol. 24, No. 3
The First Half Century: A Sketch of the Early Years of the Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba by David A. Stewart
Captain Large’s Prairie Riverboat by Roy W. Brown
Carberry and its Search for Industry by T. O. Brown and J. C. Everitt
Summer 1979, Vol. 24, No. 4
Grand Valley, a Boom Town 1878-1885 by Isabelle B. Heeney
Some Manitoba Place Names by Aileen Garland
One Hundred Years Young by D. McDowell
Historic Flood Profile - City of Winnipeg by Ralph C. Baker
Letters from Elkhorn 1887-1890
Lake Named to Honour Angus and Bernice MacIver by Ina Broadfoot
Index to Manitoba Pageant Autumn 1977 to Summer 1979
In 1980, Manitoba Pageant was succeeded by Manitoba History.
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