For generations, Pauley’s Barbershop served as far more than just a place to get a haircut—it was a cherished cornerstone of Selkirk’s social and community life. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, friendly conversations, and familiar faces, this historic local establishment remains fondly remembered as a true neighborhood hub where community bonds were forged and strengthened over the decades.
Sarbit’s Store was a cornerstone of Selkirk’s retail landscape for decades. Established by the Sarbit family, the popular department store on Manitoba Avenue became a beloved fixture in the community, known for providing generations of local residents with everything from clothing and footwear to friendly, personalized service.
Named after Manitoba’s second Lieutenant-Governor, Morris Avenue marks a pivotal and complex chapter in Western Canadian history. This exhibit explores the legacy of Alexander Morris—from his role as a Father of Confederation and the architect of early town boundaries, to the profound, lasting impact of the Indigenous treaties he negotiated.