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The Pas, Manitoba
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The Saskatchewan River - Highway Through History
Location: The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

 
Crooked knife (draw knife) used for shaping wood for canoes and snowshoes.
1 of 111 		Stone fish net weight.
2 of 111 		Piece of a birch bark canoe found near the Saskatchewan River.
3 of 111 		Top hat similar to the type popular in Europe during the fur trade era.
4 of 111 		Hudson's Bay Company copper kettle found when excavating a local school in 1955.
5 of 111 		An Aboriginal man paddling a canoe on the Saskatchewan River.
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Parks Canada centennial 'Great Heritage Canoe Pageant' performance at The Pas.
7 of 111 		The Pas in 1858 (drawing).
8 of 111 		Reproduction of a hand drawn depiction of early The Pas
9 of 111 		The Reader Family
10 of 111 		Watercolour picture in frame made from wood trim from the 'Northcote' (from the Reader family).
11 of 111 		Two people in a canoe on the Saskatchewan River.
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Ross, Captain Horatio Hamilton
13 of 111 		Nipawin cruising on the Saskatchewan River.
14 of 111 		Nipawin docked in The Pas.
15 of 111 		S.S. Nipawin, Minasin and Tobin at Ross Navigation Company docks on The Pas River (Pasquia River).
16 of 111 		S.S. Nipawin iced in for the winter in front of the Tobin near the Railroad Bridge.
17 of 111 		Two paddlewheel steamboats, the Nipawin and the Tobin.
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