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".
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Thistle monument
Following the parade, the participants gather at the Thistle Monument on Waterfront Drive for a few speeches.
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Pipe band
Following the parade the participating pipe bands relax on Waterfront Drive.
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Parade day
Members of the Manitoba Living History Society carry a replica of the Hudson's Bay Company flag of the early 1800s.
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Parade day
Leading the parade were the Lord Selkirk Boys Pipe Band.
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Parade day
Parade marches south on Main Street led by the Lord Selkirk Boys Pipe Band.
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Parade day
Members of the Manitoba Living History Society dress in costumes typical of the 1812 era.
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Parade day
The Forces of Lord Selkirk stand easy before the parade begins.
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Parade day
Members of The Lord Selkirk Association of Rupert's Land (descendants of the original settlers) participate in the parade.
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The Forces of Selkirk
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Page revised: 25 April 2015
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