
Selkirk’s Coat of Arms Part I
Written by: Emily Karklin Designed in 1982 as part of Selkirk’s centennial celebrations, the coat of arms represents Selkirk’s importance within Manitoba. The Coat of
Written by: Emily Karklin Designed in 1982 as part of Selkirk’s centennial celebrations, the coat of arms represents Selkirk’s importance within Manitoba. The Coat of
Written by: Emily Karklin The Selkirk Chimney is an insulated chimney that was invented by Kelly Sveinson in 1933. The first one they made was
Written by: Emily Karklin The 17th century printing press changed the way people received information forever. The first newspaper was printed in german by Johann
Written by: Emily Karklin What two things put Selkirk on the map? Catfish and the Rolling Mills. We cannot forget about the Selkirk Water Tower
Written by: Emily Karklin Anne, Princess Royal is the second born child to the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh. She
Selkirk’s War Effort Written by: Emily Karklin Beginning on September 1st 1939, World War 2 lasted 6 years and one day. With World War 1