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Cowbells

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Glass bottles: 7-Up, three transparent glasses

Headingley Manitoba Banner & Adams Cafe ashtray

Headingley Manitoba Banner & Adams Cafe ashtray

Antique hand fan

Antique hand fan

Assorted jewelry items

Assorted jewelry items

Higgins Ink Pots and Pens

Higgins Ink Pots and Pens

Painting - people playing outdoor hockey - S. Turner

Painting - people playing outdoor hockey - S. Turner

Contact / Card Holder

Contact / Card Holder

Boyscouts - Belt

Boyscouts - Belt

Sew on patches: Boyscouts & Headingley

Sew on patches: Boyscouts & Headingley

"Arms of the Municipality of Headingely donated by Dr. Robert H. Thorlakson, O.C."

Arms of the Municipality of Headingely

"Headingley Pioneers, Past & Present - A Historic Look at Life in Headingley, Mantioba"

Headingley Pioneers, Past & Present - A Historic Look at Life in Headingley, Mantioba

Painting - "Prairie Elevator - by Robert P. Wall"

Painting - "Prairie Elevator - by Robert P. Wall"

Picture - ice broken up on the ice

Picture of ice breaking up

Assorted artifacts - Brush, pocket watch, hair clip, sewing utensil

Assorted artifacts - Brush, pocket watch, hair clip, sewing utensil

Crocheted baby bib

Crocheted baby bib

Archived image in a desk frame

Archived image in a desk frame

Plumb Bob, Harness Buckles, Show Buckles

Plumb Bob, Harness Buckles, Show Buckles

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Headingly Historical Society

The Headingley Historical Society is on Treaty 1 Territory and the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples and is the Homeland of the Métis Nation.

The Headingley Historical Society website was made possible with a grant from the Government of Canada through the Community Services Recovery Fund and delivered through Community Foundations of Canada.

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P:  204-889-3132
A: 5353 Portage Avenue
Headingley, MB  R4H 1J9

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