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Pathways to Winnipeg History

Pathways to Winnipeg History is a series of digital exhibits that features images of archival records and more. It encourages interest in Winnipeg’s unique and fascinating history.

Women and Work

Learn about women and work in the City of Winnipeg after World War I.

More than the Sum of its Parts

Learn about the Metro government and the communities it comprised.

An Act of Imagination

Learn about the establishment of Winnipeg as a City.

The Emergent City

Learn about Winnipeg’s rapid growth and the city’s response.

Typhoid

Learn about typhoid and other diseases in Winnipeg’s early history.

Milk Matters

Learn about efforts to improve the milk supply for Winnipeg.

Souvenirs

View three short films about public works, floods, and parades.

Winnipeg in Focus

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