59.F.2. Tarbolton Cemetery Construction Date:  1988 Location:  NW 21-11-22 Origins: - Sibbald and J. Joynt each offered land - quick decision prompted by the death on July 2, 1888 of a child Mary Jane  Wood – first funeral  on July 4, 1888 - Named after a village in Scotland that was for a time home to Robert Burns. Features: 59.F.1. St. Matthews Cemetery - Ancrum Construction Date:  1908 Location:  Bradwardine area - SE 20-12-22 Ancrum Church was 1/2 mile south Origins: Features: 59.M.1. Bradwardine Village Site Construction Date:  Location:   Bradwardine Origins: 1902 - site chosen by CPR. for a stop on its branch line from Brandon to Lenore - Bradwardine Post Office had existed in the region, but not on this site, since the 1880’s. - Nearby Communities of Tarbolton and Ancrum had churches and cemeteries established. Features: 59.F.3. Tarbolton School Site Construction Date:  Cairn 2007 Location:  NE 20-11-22 Origins: First school 1883 New structure 1907 Closed 1948 Features: 59.M.2. Bridge over Oak River Construction Date:  ca. 1920 Location:  South of Bradwardine SW 6 -12-22 Origins: Features: - on the main road south from Bradwardine. - modest example of this style of concrete bridge construction 59.M.3. Former Railway Bridge Construction Date:  1908 Location:  East of Bradwardine Origins: Features: 59.E.1. Spring Valley School Construction Date:  1937 Location:  NW 10-11-22 Origins: Spring Valley SD # 649 (1891 – 1967) The school was built ca. 1888 by John Moore on 12-11-22 and moved by George Buller to NE 11-11-22 about 1895. It burned in 1937 and was rebuilt ½ mile west. It closed in 1948 Features:

Rivers / Daly Site Inventory  /  2: Rivers / Churches, Cemeteries and Public Places 444.B.1.Knox United Church Construction Date:  1909 Location:  Main & 4th Origins: Knox Presbyterian Congregation Contractor: T.F. Shannon Donald MacKinnon (one of the first to set foot on the site of Rivers) (Candy maker and former brick layer) helped Features: -  1920 photo on site - 1956 – original tower removed - small window on roof slope 444.B.2. St. James Anglican Construction Date:  Location:  580 Columbia Street Origins: Features: 444.F.1. War Memorial Construction Date:  1927 Location:  Second Avenue Origins: Dedicated by Major H.O.B. Ketchen Legion took over care of the Memorial in 1930 Features: 444.F.3. Rivers Cemetery Construction Date:  1909 Location:  SE 25-12-21 Origins: - 1909 Municipality at request of Board of Trade asks GTP for 10 acres. - Fenced in 1911 Features: 444.F.2. Roseville Cemetery Construction Date:  1884 Location:   NE 28-11-20 Origins:  - site of Roseville Church - first church in Daly  - Land donated by James Varcoe Features: 444.F.4. Pendennis Cairn Construction Date:  1964 Location:  SW 5-12-20 Origins: - marks site of  small village on the CPR branch line from Brandon to Lenore – 1902. - replaced earlier community at the crossing of the Little Saskatchewan River to the west. Features: 444.J.2. Rivers Lawn Bowling Building Construction Date:  1938 Location:  Origins: Features: 444.E.6. Chapman Museum Construction Date:  1970 Location:  NE 28-11-20 Origins: Albert Chapman Features: -  Pendennis Station, Harrow School, Roseville Church - other buildings representing the history of the region More info... 444.K.4. Rink Construction Date:  Location:  100 Columbia Street Origins: Features:   444.K.1. Fair Grounds Construction Date:  1970 Location:  West end Origins: Features: - entrance structure - display / concession buildings

Rivers / Daly Site Inventory  /   3. Government and Rural Sites 444.A.1. Post Office Construction Date:  1936 Location:   587 Second Avenue Origins: Features: 444.A.2. Town Office Construction Date:  1910 Location:   670 Second Ave. Origins: Features: 444.A.3. R.M. of Daly Office Construction Date:  Location:  645 Second Ave. Origins: Features: 444.A.4. Water Treatment Building Construction Date:  Location:  First Ave. & Edward Origins: Features: - concrete / stucco - glass block windows 444.A.5. Riverdale Hospital Construction Date:  1960 Location:  512 Quebec St. Origins: Features: 285.G.1. Baker / Kirkham Farm Construction Date:  Location:  SE 16-11-20 Origins: Joseph Kirkham McKinnons bought it in 1905 In Baker family since 1917 (rented earlier) Features: - large Ontario-style house -  overlooks Kirkham’s Bridge - owner has first truck to cross the new bridge 673.M.1. Kirkham's Bridge Construction Date:  Location:  NE 9-11-20 Origins: ca. 1970 (substructure of 1906 bridge visible) Hank Koester – also built the Pendennis Bridge in 1904 Features: - marks a long-established crossing of the Little Saskatchewan River - recreational spot - focal point for the community 673.M.2. Ten Mile Dam Site Construction Date:  1901   - Damaged in 1904 floods and repaired - Raised & Improved in 1907 - abndonned ca. 1930 - washed away in 1948 Location:  SE 3-11-20 Origins: Features: -  the dam provided power to Brandon, but the lake it created is part of Daly heritage - the first hydroelectric generating station in Manitoba and first large dam - The spillway was built with a 6.7-m head, or waterfall, and was 18.3 m wide. After the flood discharge in the spring, timber stop logs were placed in the spillway, raising the water an additional 3 m to the top of the dam and providing a working head of 9 m. The 79-m-long timber dam was built with 13 rows of tamarack piling (between 4.8 m to 15 m in length) driven close together into the river's clay bottom. The dam's upper side was faced with tongue-and-groove lumber. More Info... 444.G.1. Lally Farm House Construction Date:  1909 Location:   SE 23-11-21 Origins: Features: - large home - dormer and verandah - nice location - view     444.G.1. Lally Barn  Construction Date:  19 Location:   SE 23-11-21 Origins: Features:

Rivers / Daly Site Inventory  /   4: Commercial Sites 444.H.1. CNR. Station Construction Date:  1917 Location:  First Street Origins: C.N.R. replaced the Grand Trunk Pacific Station (1908) after a fire. Features: -  First Grand Trunk Pacific passenger service Sept. 21, 1908 - First mail Oct 5, 1908 - reflects the role of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (GTPR) in determining the economic growth of the town. - banding of cement and brick on exterior walls - -its roof line, consisting of a broad, slightly bellcast hip roof, - half-timber and stucco treatment on the second-storey gables -surviving original interior layout and finishes on the second floor, including trim and mouldings More Info... 444.D.1. Former Bank of Commerce Construction Date:  1910 Location:  Main Street at Second Origins: R.M. of Daly Offices Dr. Stewart Dentist Hair Salon Features: -  First Bank of Commerce opened in the new Korman Block 1908  (See D.11) - oval façade window - gable front design 444.D.2. Former Royal Bank Construction Date: Location: 137 Main St. /  Prairie Crocus Regional Library Origins: Royal Bank Features: - original safe - some interior elements - stairs 444.D.3. Setter Drug Store Building Construction Date:  ca, 1910 Location:   Second Ave. Origins: Identified as a Drug Store on 1923 Map Dress Shop Restaurant Features: 444.D.4. Wareham Butcher Shop Building Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:   Second Ave. Origins: Alf & Harry Wareham Bill Smith – Gift Shop Leo Davids (Holland House) Harvey – Sporting Goods Features: - part of Lee’s Restaurant in 2013 - sign still exists on façade under new siding 444.D.5. Liberty Cafe Building Construction Date:  1910 Location:   540 Second Ave Origins: Was a Theatre for a time Residences during WW2 Liberty Café - Dip Foo Guy  50’s &m 60’s Chuck & Margo Wong (Ho Ho Rest.) 70’s Features: 444.D.8. Hardware Building Construction Date:  1908 Location:  562 Second Ave. Origins: Once a Dance Hall on West side -  was 2 or 3 buildings - one part was a dance hall - basement contained four pillars from the Clarion Hotel - had apartments on second floor Features: 444.D.6. North American Lumber Site Construction Date:  Location:   565 Second St. Origins:  ca. 1950 - Original Building 1906 was first North American Lumberyard in Canada - once had suites and a Barbershop - business established before the Railway arrived Features: More Info....  444.D.7. Korman Block Construction Date:  1908 Location:   Second Ave. Origins: G. Korman Retail Space for first Bank of Commerce operation Later Gilchrist Drugs 1941 (J.A. Gilchrist) Original Building Function: - Drug Store and Residences in 1923 - Dentist upstairs - barber shop - Hillcrest Drugs – ca. 1977 Features: -  original staircase – back & front -  upstairs apartments    444.D.9. Elevator Construction Date:  Location:  Origins: Features:

444.D.12. Rivers Banner Building Construction Date:  Location:  Origins: Features: 444.J.3. Former Masonic Hall Construction Date:  1955 Location:  Origins: Features: 444.D.10. Quick Freeze Buildiing Construction Date:  Location:  Second Ave. Origins: Wareham's Quick Freeze Once an I.G.A. Store Features: 444.D.11. Telephone Building Construction Date:  ca. 1920 Location:  240 Main St. Origins: Appears as Manitoba Telephone Co. on 1923 Insurance Map Features: 444.J.1. Ukrainian Hall Building Construction Date:  1931 Location:  Second Ave. Origins: On site of former Four Star Theatre Features: - loft / balcony - hardwood dance floor - extension at rear

Rivers / Daly Site Inventory  /   5. Rivers and Area Infrastructure 444.M.1. Bell's Crossing Construction Date:  1908 Location:  SW 18-12-20   Origins: On McFadden farm Features: Abandoned in favour of trestle overpass for vehicle traffic - Bell Crossing was an important crossing over the C.N. Main Line on the main road between Brandon and Rivers. The site is visible alongside the modern overpass. Because of the curve as the tracks bend towards Grant’s Cut and the crossing of the Little Saskatchewan River, a battery-operated bell alerted drivers that a train was coming. - 1937 town applied to the railway commissioners for an overhead bridge at Bell Crossing - C.J. Collingwood – first car across 444.M.2. CN Rail Bridge Construction Date:  1908 Location:    Origins: 1908 – Original G.P.P Bridge 1918 - 1923 – Much of original trestle filled in 1924 -  Exposed wood trestles replaced with iron – with only minor interruptions of service 2008 Extensive repairs Features: Grand Trunk Pacific Note from “The Story of Rivers p 50: -  in 1915 railway engineer died when his freight train crashed at the 115 foot high Minnewaska Bridge recently removed by a cyclone -  big fill started in 1923 over what was then the longest trestle bridge in Western Canada More Info... 444.M.3. Grant's Cut Construction Date:  1908 Location:    NE 13-12-21 Origins: Grand Trunk Pacific Railway right-of-way, to facilitate a gentle grade for the approach to the crossing of the Little Saskatchewan. Features: 444.M.4. "Rumble Bridge" Construction Date:  1944 Location:    Origins: First bridge ca. 1911 – reportedly “unsafe” 1944 – upgraded Features: “The concrete footings about 200 yards west of the present bridge on Highway 25 are the footings of the former bridge. That road was the main route to Brandon and all points to the south and east so everyone in the community crossed it often. And to get to Rivers --- and to get to school for me --- we had to cross it every day. (Except in the winter when, with a horse drawn cutter, van or sleigh we crossed on the river ice straight south of Rivers.)  The deck on the bridge was made of heavy wooden planks sitting crossways in a steel frame. But they weren't fastened in any way --- they just sat loose in the frame. So, when a vehicle crossed the bridge the planks "rumbled" quite loudly so the bridge became known as the ‘Rumble Bridge’ or the ‘Thunder Bridge’. “ Courtesy Don McFadden 444.M.5. Rivers Dam Construction Date:  1959 Location:  W 19-12-20 Origins: -  major project with significant recreational and water control implications for a large area Features: More Info... 444.M.6. Roundhouse Site Construction Date:  1909 Location:    Origins:   - Grand Trunk Pacific  - bought by Structural Fabricators - 1961   - only foundations remain Features: More Info... 444.M.7,9,10. GTP Dam & Pumphouse & Intake Site Construction Date:  1908 Location:    Origins: Grand Trunk Pacific Dam was erected and water pumped from here to the rail yards for steam engines. - some interior structural / foundation elements remain Features: - only foundations remain More Info... 444.M.8.Cossar Crossing Construction Date:  1902 Location:  SE 23-12-21 Origins: Bridge on CPR RR line running from Brandon (Chater) to Lenore, through Forrest, Wheatland and Bradwardine. Established Wheatland as a commercial centre until the it was supplanted by Rivers when the Grand Trunk established its line there. -  both railways lines found advantageous crossings of the Little Saskatchewan in this part of the valley. Features:

444.C.1. House Construction Date:  Location:  First Ave. and Main Origins: Features: 444.C.2. Lusney House Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:  First Ave. Origins: Known as Lusney House  M. Dickson Wm V. Spring – 1960’s Harold Roberds – 1990’s Features: 444.C.3. Danykliew House Construction Date:  ca. 1912 Location:    First Ave. Origins: Features: 444.C.4. Pshyk House Construction Date:  Location:    First Ave. Origins: Features: 444.C.5. Cox House Construction Date:  Location:  413 Second Ave. Origins: Once owned by Jim Cox (manager of the Railway Station Restaurant in 1917 Sons Hugh (In Wpg) & Wilbur Don & Lil Sharman Features: 444.C.6. Robbins House Construction Date:  Location:  325 Second Ave. Origins: Features: 444.C.7. Elliott House Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:  301 Main St. Origins: Features: 444.C.8. Greasley House Construction Date:  ca.1910 Location:  327 Main Origins: Features: 444.C.9. Thomas House Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:  Main St. Origins: Features:   444.C.10. Jeliff House Construction Date:  Location:  Main St. Origins: George and Muriel Jellif came in 1937. He was a blacksmith. Features:   444.C.11. Former United Church Manse Construction Date:  Location:  314 Main St. Origins: Features:   444.C.12. Redfern House Construction Date:  1910 Location:  423 Third Ave. Origins: Known as Redfern House Edith Mitchell (father worked for the CN) Re-done by Lou Edwards Features: -  wood flooring & baseboards - wishbone power switch - dormer - 2 storey bay - stone fireplace - bay window in garage - open porch with pillars

444.C.13. Nurse Johnstone House Construction Date:  ca. 1908 Location:  301 Columbia St. Origins: Mrs. Barclay – husband worked on RR and gave Music lessons Cara Johnstone & sister “Nurse” Johnstone – both mentioned as early as 1913. Features: - wood floors & trim - heat grates - boards stamped “North American Lumber Wheatland” (North American Lumber was operating in Rivers before the GNP Railway line arrived, good were shipped to the CP Station at Wheatland 444.C.14.  House Construction Date:  Location:  645 Third Ave. Origins: Features: 444.C.15. Airey House Construction Date:  Location:  628 Third Ave. Origins: Features: 444.C.16. Miss Miners House Construction Date:  Location:  669 Third Ave. Origins: Once occupied by Miss Ivy Miners, long-serving and well-remembered school teacher. (1918 – 58) Miss Miners was a Grade 9 student in Rivers in 1910. After Miss Miners – Bruce Butler Features: - nice roofline - narrow gable dormer 444.C.17. Evans House Construction Date:  ca. 1908 Location:  822 Fourth Ave. Origins: Harry Evans (CN Rail employee – as of 1912) Graham Stalker - Bob Kudlovich - Vandale - Cheryl Roberds Features: - round-arched window on upper façade - renovated - one of oldest houses in town 444.C.18. Perrett House Construction Date:  Location:  744 Fourth Ave. Origins: Charlie & Evelyn Perrett raised nine children here Features: 444.C.19. Blandford House Construction Date:  Location:  729 Fourth Origins: Once owned by Charles Blandford Features: - nice gabled dormer - wood siding - transom window - shingle trim on gable ends 444.C.20. Jones House Construction Date:  Location:  736 Fourth Ave. Origins: Mrs. Jones was a teacher Features: 444.C.21. McKenzie House Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:  Origins: Was Bob & Bernice McKenzie’s first house. Ken & Flo Dawson Features:   444.C.22. Hill House Construction Date:  Location:  627 Fourth Ave. Origins: Known for: Shaney & Jessie Hill – daughter Leona Features: - open verandah - front dormer   444.C.23. Former Parrish Hall Construction Date:  Location:  Main St.   Origins: Former Grant & Keller Grocery (1908) Moved here to serve as the Parrish Hall Wayne Dixon lived here Features:   444.C.24. Dr. Lyon House Construction Date:  1908 Location:  Main at Fourth Origins: Dr. G.R.D. Lyon – Bought out Dr. Schwalm in 1919 moved 1933 – Conservative Candidate Dr. Thomas and Stewart each lived here. Last Dr. 1944 Jimmy Frame (On Council 1943) Also a rooming house Features: - attractive bays - nice windows – round window - nicely finished dormers

444.C.25. Former Section House Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:  375 4th Avenue   Origins: - CPR - moved to site by Willie & Midge Cox - Hugh Cox Features: - shingled second level - nice rooflines 444.C.26. Weibe House Construction Date:  Location:  271 Fourth Ave. Origins: Moved to this site from a farm Features: - building moved from nearby farm - balloon framing - stone fence (from old school at Hartney) 444.C.27. Toews House Construction Date:  Location:  330 Fifth Ave. Origins: Moved from Brandon (near 18th St Bridge) by Mr. Toews Bought from Grant Murray Features: - hardwood flooring - old newspaper used as a shim in a wall - buffalo board wall - wraparound verandah open 444.C.28. Stewart House Construction Date:  Location:  327 Fifth Origins: Owned by Wilf Stewart – School Principal Elmer & Dot Elliott Features: 444.C.29. Ellis House Construction Date:  Location:  Fifth Ave. Origins: Once owned by Grace and Jack Ellis. He a CN employee, her a teacher. B.J.D. Ellis on Council – also named Justice of the Peace Features: 444.C.30.  Ede House Construction Date:  Location:  Fifth Ave. Origins: Features: - Ontario-style dormer 444.C.30. McKenzie House Construction Date:  Location:  602 Fifth Ave. Origins: Residence of J.A. McKenzie – one of the first merchants? Don & Vickie Broughton Features: -  heating vents / stained glass -  woodwork / old light switch -  verandah - pillars 444.C.31.   Pettapiece House Construction Date:  ca. 1908 Location:  607 Fifth Ave. Origins: Mrs. Pettapiece Ron & Gail Jay Features: - pillars - old staircase - nice gable ends / shingled - one of the oldest in town 4 444.C.33.  McTavish House Construction Date:  ca. 1910 Location:    Origins: -Archibald McTavish Features: - owner has old photos - 3 houses in row with same plan   444.C.34. Maxstead  House Construction Date:  Location:  661 Fifth Origins: Phil Maxstead was a butcher Charlie Stevenson Features:   444.C.35.   Dr. Worteman House Construction Date:  Location:  675 Fifth Ave. Origins: Tom Wright – Hotel Manager Dr. Worteman Dr. Reubin Kent & Faye Smyth Butch & Ruth Webster (From the Base) Jim Havlik 1940’s, 50’s Features: -  curved banister - 2 fireplaces - nice porch and exterior details - wood clad gable ends - nice windows   444.C.36. Alf Wareham House Construction Date:  Location:  Fifth Ave. Origins: Alf Wareham -  great uncle of Wayne Wareham Lloyd Wareham Jason Smith Features: - gingerbread & shingle trim - nice entrance / gable trim

444.C. 37. Former Seection House Construction Date:  Location:  Fourth Ave. Origins: Moved to site Mr. E.O. Dyer J. Livesey Doug Marriott Features: 444.C. 46.  Former Foreman Birthing House Construction Date:  Location:  Off Hwy #25 East Origins: Minnie Forman operated her nursing home here Features: 444.C. 39. Grummett House Construction Date:  Location:  Second St. Origins: Owned by Mr & Mrs. Grummett Features: 444.C. 41.  Former Madden Nursing Home Construction Date:  Location:  555 Fourth Ave. Origins: - nice gables with fish scale shingles - corner open porch - pebbled glass panels Features: 444.C. 42.  House Construction Date:  Location:  561 Fourth Ave Origins: Identical to 555 next door. Features: 444.C. 43. Messel House Construction Date:  Location:  427 Main St. Origins: Said to be one of the oldest in town Features: 444.C. 32.  Former Pettapiece Station Construction Date:  Location:  315 Fifth Ave. Origins: CPR - Moved to this location by Morley and Marie McConnell in 1963 Features: -  Canadian Pacific Plan #14 444.C. 45.  Former Ukrainian Catholic Church Construction Date:  Location:  Off Highway #25 East Origins: Features: 444.C. 39.  House Construction Date:  Location:  227 Second Ave. Origins: Features:

Rivers / Daly Site Inventory  /   7. Carnegie District 673.E.1.  Harrow School Construction Date:  1923 Location:  SW 22-11-20 Origins: Land donated by William Knowlton Original school at the Chapman Museum Features: 673.F.1.  Carnegie Cairn Construction Date:  Location:    - village established 1901 as the CPR was building its Brandon – Lenore branch. Origins: Features: 673.G.1.  McGregor House Construction Date:  1914 Location:  NW 2-11-20 Origins: J.D.McGregor – Brandon M.L.A, Lt. Gov. Features: - designated – M0075 - bungalow style – fine windows - shingle clad - designated site http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=5011&pid=0 http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/people/mcgregor_jd.shtml 673.G.2. Chapman Farm Elevator Construction Date:  Location:  NW 10-11-20 Origins: B. Chapman Homestead House 1902 of Edrans Brick Barn 1905 Features: - elevator built from plans submitted to a contest sponsored by Canada Cement Co. – with prize money of $100.   673.G.3.  Bromley Farm Site Construction Date:  Location:  NE 25-12-2 Origins: J. Bromely - bought farm in 1895 - in family for many years. Features: 673.G.4.  Farm Elevator Construction Date:  Location:  NW 2-11-20 Origins: This was J.D. MacGregor's property Features: