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This boarding school was built by the Department of Indian Affairs in 1915 to replace a structure from 1898 that had been destroyed by fire in February 1913. This structure was destroyed by fire on 29 May 1946 and was replaced in 1952 by a third school. The facility closed in 1967.
Period
Principal
1899-?
E. F. Hardiman
c1913-1916
Joseph Albert Lousley (1870-1962)
1916-?
George Denyes
1920s
Joseph Jones (1881-1970)
c1930-1934
Mr. Shroup
c1942
Mr. Caldwell
c1942-1958
?
1958-1967
Bernard Stanley “Bernie” Lee (1923-2004)
No information.
Postcard view of the Rossville Mission (circa 1930)
Source: Gordon Goldsborough, 2014-0057Site Coordinates (lat/long): N53.99732, W97.78585
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Brandon Indian Residential School (RM of Cornwallis)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Brandon Indian Residential School Cemetery (RM of Cornwallis)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Brandon Old Indian Residential School Cemetery (Brandon)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Birtle Indian Residential School (Birtle, Municipality of Prairie View)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Elkhorn Indian Residential School (Elkhorn, RM of Wallace-Woodworth)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: MacKay Indian Residential School (Opaskwayak Cree Nation)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Portage la Prairie Indian Residential School (Crescent Road West, Portage la Prairie)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Pine Creek Indian Residential School / Camperville Indian Residential School (Pine Creek First Nation)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Norway House Indian Residential School (Norway School)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Julia Clark School (611 Academy Road, Winnipeg)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Residential School Totem Pole (Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Rupert’s Land Indian Industrial School / St. Paul’s Industrial School (Middlechurch, RM of West St. Paul)
Obituary [Bernard Stanley Lee], Winnipeg Free Press, 10 May 2004.
“Giving credit where it’s due,” Winnipeg Free Press, 21 March 2017, page B1.
“Married fifty years [Rev. Joseph Jones],” Winnipeg Free Press, 5 August 1964.
Norway House IRS Timeline, The Children Remembered.
We thank Anne Lindsay for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 8 October 2023
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