Ribbons of steel : the lonesome line to Lynn Lake
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA98.3.1
- Item
- [ca. 1998]
VHS of "Ribbons of Steel II: The Lonesome Line to Lynn Lake." Produced by Great North International Inc.
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archival descriptionsNorthern Manitoba's Trapper's Festival : the 50th anniversary
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA98.2.1
- Item
- 1998
From back of jacket: "The Northern Trapper's culture comes together each year in The Pas. The Trapper's Festival is a celebration of the life and work of the men and women who first come to the isolation of the North. The events at the Trapper's Festival come from the work of the trapper. From Sled Dog Races to the Tea Boiling, Wood Splitting, Hatchet Throwing and many more events, the King and Queen Trapper emerge victorious."
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA95.6.1
- Item
- [before 1995]
Copy of film taken ca. 1929? Shot list: R.C. People at Pukatawagan, Island Falls and Construction, The Pas (Horse drawn carriages, The Pas Lumber Co., Monarch Lumber), Cormorant, Flin Flon.
Move house from Sherridon to Lynn Lake, etc.
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA94.3.1
- Item
- [after 1984]
VHS of tractor train moving houses from Sherridon to Lynn Lake; and Historical footage of Ruttan Mines, Leaf Rapids, building of CNR rail to Lynn Lake, Lynn Lake 1984 fighting back, Pukatawagan, Aggasiz mine.
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA91.5.1
- Item
- [ca. 1991]
Video copy of Walter Krivda commenting on the Little Northern Museum shortly prior to closing.
The Sam Waller Little Northern Museum, narrator - Walter Krivda
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA91.5.1
- Item
- March 13, 1991
Video of Walter Krivda commenting on the Little Northern Museum shortly prior to closing.
Master broadcast videocassette : the Sam Waller Museum
- CA SWM RG4-032-PA2001.7.2
- Item
- December 13, 2001
Archival footage, including Dog Derby.
The Pas Lumber Company collection
- CA SWM RG4-031
- Sous-fonds
- 1928, 1982
The Pas Lumber Company collection consists of a letter from 1982 and a machinery certificate issued to Albert L. Mattes for the Alice Mattes of Prince Albert (size: 35 x 25 cm), July 6, 1928.
The Pas Lumber Company
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