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Step into the past of Red River North!
St. Andrews, St. Clements, and Selkirk are bursting with rich history and cultural landmarks. Marvel at the iconic 60-foot-tall catfish in Selkirk, or visit the remarkable Lockport Bridge and Dam—the only one of its kind in North America. Visit our museums, historic sites, and charming heritage homes to witness the stories of our past come to life.
Resources
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For more information about our rich history visit the Red River North Heritage website for photos, YouTube videos, books, maps, and more!
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Red River North is the ancestral home of many Manitobans with Aboriginal, Metis, Orkney, French, Scottish, Ukrainian and Icelandic roots.
Visit the Red River Ancestry Genealogy Centre, located in the St. Andrews Rectory & Heritage Centre, to learn more about early notable families. Book an appointment with a volunteer to get full access to this resource centre’s collection of historical documents and references!
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“Conversations in Time” is a podcast that explores the history of the St. Andrews area by chatting with the people who have lived here the longest. This project was put together by the staff at the St. Andrews Rectory & Heritage Centre.
You can listen to the podcasts here!
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Explore the resources at the Gaynor Family Regional Library to discover more about the families who settled on the River Lots along the Red in the 1800s.
