Post Office
Fourth Street
1963
History
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Pipestone Municipal Building
Fourth Street
1917
History
Features
- Wide eaves – low pitched roof
- nice entrance & windows (stone sills etc.)
- Provincial Designation #P106
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3. County Clerk Building
1910
History
Original Owner Name:
Dr. Chapman
- rented it to Prov. Gov’t
- later used for Drug Store storage
- once used to raise chinchillas
Original Building Function:
County Clerk Office – 1910-1960
Features
Large metal vault – for record keeping (births,
deaths)
First Town Clerk Issac Mossop
Files moved to Virden , then Winnipeg
Good History - Reston Recorder Oct 9 & 16, 2004
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St. John's Anglican Church
Fourth Street
1906
History
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Reston United Church
1902
History
1929 Addition / Later renovations
Presbyterian Church
John and his son Robert Bulloch helped dig the basement
Features
on grounds of St. George’s
Anglican Church, Glenora
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6. St. John's Anglican Hall
244 Fourth Street
ca. 1890
History
Former Cromer Anglican Church
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Masonic Hall
Fourth Street
1928
History
John Ludy in charge of building, Arthur Busby & Mr. McIvor did the
plastering
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Former Legion Hall
Now on the Golf Course
ca. 1940
History
Moved from Souris Airfield in 1947, where it was a Guardhouse. Split in
two - half in Reston and half in Pipestone.
- moved and adapted in 1947-48
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Reston Memorial Theatre
Fourth Street
1948
History
Built in 1948 by Syndicate Construction Co from Virden
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Fair Grounds
GPS Reading: 14U 0347759 5491275
1912
History
Pipestone/ Albert Agricultural Society (1940)
Reston Mb.
Construction Date: Land Purchased in 1907
First Fair – Aug. 4, 1908 – Race track built
Features of Interest:
Grandstand seating
Livestock shelters, barns.
Wooden Booth with Shingled Roof
- site of Prisoner of War Camp – WW2
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Canupawakpa Trail
History
Developed by the West Souris Conservation District on farmland owned by
the Berry & Wilson Families
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Reston Memorial Park
1921
History
Supervised by Alf Archer who provided shrubs and perennials from his
own garden
J.I. Bulloch broke the land and seeded it.
John McMurchy - fencing
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Community project involved considerable fill and drainage in 1921
First trees planted 1922 – donated
- dedication on Plaque – Alfred Archer
- On Grounds: Museum, McDonald House, Tennis Courts, Playground, and
Verteans’ Memorial
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War Memorial
Memorial Park
1922
History
1956 Bronze plaques added
Flagastaff donated by the Women’s Auxilliary to the Canadian Legion
Elizabeth Branch
1967 – Memorial Gate
Flagstaff by Vulcan iron Works Supply – from second hand piping
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Reston Cemetery
1897
History
Trees from Riding Mtn – 1932-33
Upkeep by Reston Women’s Institute - proceeds of the book “Pioneers of
the Pipestone” by Ellen Guthrie Bulloch went to improvements
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