A Timeless Design – Queen Anne Revival Style
Emily Karklin
May 19, 2023
Queen Anne was born February 6th, 1665 and reigned from March 1702 until her death in August 1714. She was the daughter of King James
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The Largest Red River Cart in the World
Emily Karklin
April 28, 2023
Did you know that Selkirk Park was once home to the world’s largest Red River cart? In 1971, the Selkirk Enterprise described the ‘World’s Largest
Evening of History features entertaining and educational fireside chat with past Mayors
Ellie Longbottom
April 21, 2023
It’s something we take for granted these days, but the fact that there’s a pool located inside Selkirk’s high school is quite the feat. And
The Selkirk Ferry
Emily Karklin
April 14, 2023
The Rural Municipality of St. Clements and St. Andrews created and operated four ferry systems at Little Britain, Mapleton, Selkirk, and at St. Peters. The
Ships of Selkirk
Emily Karklin
March 31, 2023
The Marine Museum of Manitoba was established in 1972 and is home to a collection of ship and marine artifacts. Six ships can be boarded
The Selkirk Chimney
Emily Karklin
January 20, 2023
The Selkirk Chimney is an insulated chimney that was invented by Kelly Sveinson in 1933. The first one they made was using the metal from