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View of Carnegie Library, 380 William Avenue, in 1905

Spooky stories: Experience the eerie tales passed down about the Carnegie Library

construction of the inside of Carnegie Library

Archives redevelopment project uncovers the past while building for the future

Winnipeg's second City Hall building. Black and white image.

A history of Winnipeg’s three City Halls

Podcast microphone

Leading voices: Conversations with women making Winnipeg a better place

Two pedestrians crossing the street at the intersection of Portage and Main

By-the-numbers: A look back at what we achieved in 2025

Black and white image of a streetcar beside a parked car in winter

Thousands of Winnipeg Transit archival photos now available

stock image of a laptop computer

How we’re preserving the past by protecting our digital history

This piece was embroidered by Winnipeg-based solider Herbert Clark during the First World War

Embroidered badge highlights the 27th Battalion’s battles during WWI

Exterior of the Carnegie Library looking up towards the sky

New chapter for Winnipeg’s first library

Girl Guides taking calls at Red Cross Flood Relief Headquarters in the Civic Auditorium during the 1950 flood.

Newly digitized photos provide glimpse of 1950 flood relief effort

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