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Pathways to Winnipeg History, 1874-1924
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Teachers!
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The exhibit Pathways to Winnipeg History, 1874-1924, contains approximately
one hundred images of primary documents and photographs that capture the tone and flavour of Winnipeg’s early
years.
Pathways will be a useful resource for teachers and students learning about
local government in Winnipeg – particularly the development of primary services such as policing, fire prevention,
public transportation and public health.
Lesson Plans and Learning Activities have been developed to work with
the archival material presented in Pathways and to support learning objectives in the Manitoba Social Studies
curriculum. As well, we hope that Pathways will encourage interest in Winnipeg’s unique and fascinating
history.
Lesson Plans: Pathways to Winnipeg History, 1874-1924
Senior 1 Social Studies:
Canada in the Contemporary World
Senior 2 Social Studies:
Geographic Issues in the 21st Century
Senior 3 Canadian History:
current curriculum
Financial support for this portion of Pathways was provided by the Heritage
Grants Advisory Council, Culture, Heritage and Tourism, Government of Manitoba. Our thanks to the Province of Manitoba
for its continuing commitment to heritage initiatives like the Pathways project.
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