Red River 200
Gallery: Manitoba Living History Society
Duckworth speaks
Manitoba Historical Society Past-President Dr. Harry Duckworth speaks to the crowd after the parade. For the text of his speech, see the Journal for "Selkirk Settlers - An Appreciation".
Thistle monument
Following the parade, the participants gather at the Thistle Monument on Waterfront Drive for a few speeches.
Pipe band
Following the parade the participating pipe bands relax on Waterfront Drive.
Parade day
Members of the Manitoba Living History Society carry a replica of the Hudson's Bay Company flag of the early 1800s.
Parade day
Leading the parade were the Lord Selkirk Boys Pipe Band.
Parade day
Parade marches south on Main Street led by the Lord Selkirk Boys Pipe Band.
Parade day
Members of the Manitoba Living History Society dress in costumes typical of the 1812 era.
Parade day
The Forces of Lord Selkirk stand easy before the parade begins.
Parade day
Members of The Lord Selkirk Association of Rupert's Land (descendants of the original settlers) participate in the parade.
The Forces of Selkirk
Page revised: 25 April 2015
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