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Irish Visitors Trace Family Roots in Prince Albert


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Museum Musings: John E. Sinclair


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Museum Musings: R.D. Brooks Frequently the Brooks name has been in the local news over the past few weeks. Having been active in pursuing the history of Prince Albert and area, I was familiar with another Brooks who was often in the news beginning a century ago. At that time, were you to hear someone speak of R.D., you automatically knew that they were referring to R.D. Brooks. Brooks being a fairly common name, it was not until a recent conversation with Donna that I connected the two Brooks families.Ruggles D.

Museum Musings: R.D. Brooks


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Museum Musing: Remembering Helga Fred PaytonPrince Albert Historical SocietyHad you turned on CKBI radio in the early 1960s, around 5:30 in the evening, you would likely have heard the sound of a single engine bush plane starting up. This would have been followed by the voice of Helga Reydon welcoming you to The Northern News. Helga, along with her colleague Harold Read, would then present a programme outlining news, events, and other items which would be to interest to listeners in northern Saskatchewan.

Museum Musing: Remembering Helga


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MUSEUM MUSINGS: GERMIQUET PAINTINGS Fred PaytonPrince Albert Historical Society There was a request received recently at the Bill Smiley Archives. It concerned a man named Marcel Chappuis. Chappuis had been a constable with the Saskatchewan Provincial Police and, after the dismantling of that force, with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

MUSEUM MUSINGS:  GERMIQUET PAINTINGS


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Museum musings: the Ninth Street School Fred PaytonPrince Albert Historical Society Not every column has its origins at the Historical Museum, emanating from the confines of the Bill Smiley Archives. The seed for this column was planted in the midst of the parking lot surrounding the South Hill Mall.I was advised by the person with whom I was speaking that she and her husband have long resided in what was once the Ninth Street School, much altered and extended, but still the former school building.

Museum musings: the Ninth Street School


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MUSEUM MUSINGS: MARGE NAINAAR AND THE MULTICULTURAL COUNCIL Fred PaytonPrince Albert Historical SocietyThe week just past, November 16th to November 24th, was Saskatchewan Multicultural Week, an opportunity to celebrate multiculturalism in the communities in our province. Saskatchewan was the first province in Canada to enact multiculturalism legislation, recognizing the right of every community to retain its identity, language, traditional arts and sciences for the mutual benefit of its citizens.

MUSEUM MUSINGS: MARGE NAINAAR AND THE MULTICULTURAL COUNCIL


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Museum Musings: Indigenous persons and the military Fred PaytonPrince Albert Historical SocietyIn August 1939, a list prepared by Edward Ahenakew was submitted to a committee preparing for the Jubilee cel

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In August 1939, a list prepared by Edward Ahenakew was submitted to a committee preparing for the Jubilee celebrating Emmanuel College. 


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