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| image no.: | 26794
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| contact sheet: | A0900 |
| collection: | Icelandic Collection
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| description: | Betel Home, An Old Folks Home Was Founded By The First Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid In 1915. The First Quarters Were In A Rented House On Winnipeg Avenue, Winnipeg,Mb. Shortly After, A Move Was Made To Gimli, Mb, Where The Lakeview Hotel Was Acquired |
| subject(s): | Buildings ▪ Residences ▪ Towns |
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| image no.: | 26792
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| contact sheet: | A0900 |
| collection: | Icelandic Collection
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| description: | Icelandic Male Voice Choir Conducted By Paul Bardal |
| subject(s): | Choirs ▪ Costumes ▪ Music ▪ Personalities |
| date: | 1940c |
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| image no.: | 26793
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| contact sheet: | A0900 |
| collection: | Icelandic Collection
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| description: | The Jon Bjarnason Academy Was Established In Winnipeg In 1913. The Rev. H.J. Leo Was A Teacher At The Academy. Interior View Of A Classroom |
| subject(s): | Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings |
| date: | 1928 |
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| image no.: | 26791
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| contact sheet: | A0900 |
| collection: | Icelandic Collection
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| description: | Winnipeg Mayor Steve Juba Welcomed The Prime Minister Of Iceland, Dr. Bjarni Benediktsson, Who Was Guest Of Honour And Main Speaker At The Icelandic Celebration Held August 3, 1964 At Gimli, Manitoba During The 75th Anniversary Of The Icelandic Celebration |
| subject(s): | City Halls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings |
| date: | 1964 August |
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