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Kelliher student after lunch
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Nation Historical Park
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This is a big park
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The Show
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Kelliher's students
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MIddleton
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Museum Display
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The Four Day War
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Magnificent display
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Weapons
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Middleton's forces
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Metis Fortification
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Reverse view of gun pit
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Artillery
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Dumont's Allies
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Museum looking West
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Dramatic Hallway
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Kelliher Students lap it up
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Gabriel Dumont's gun
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Bad day for boating
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Mission Hill
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Weapons
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Off to the church
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Ancient site
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Lot 52
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The Church
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Nineteenth Century
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From in front of the church
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Play at the rectory
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Inside the Church
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Stations and lamps
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Icons of faith and devotion
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Peace and Love on a battlefield
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Light fingered soldiers
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The river of life
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Simple beauty
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Ox Cart
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The rectory
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Hinge
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Games table
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Rectory guide
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The rector's room
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Artifacts
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Dining table
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Household
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The basics
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The Kitchen
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Post office
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Library
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Slates
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Vestments
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Chapel
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From the rectory
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East Village
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Lot 52 behind us
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Long Lots
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Those who died
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Odd lay out
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Traditions
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Massed grave
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1959 Tragedy
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Gabriel Dumont
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Army fox holes
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One soldier's grave
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Caron farm
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Inside the Caron house
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Inside the Caron house
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Zareba
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| History is vital to our understanding of ourselves, our
culture and the political choices we have as responsible citizens in a democratic
society. We usually do our historical study from library, research materials and
of course, the Internet. But doing it first hand, being on the site, walking across
the same places where an important even took place is added directly to your own
personal life experience. For me living an afternoon at Batoche with the grade eight
and nines from Kelliher gave me both perspective and immediate appreciation not just
for what happened but for what this knowledge has done to each of us and how we will
act and think differently because of what we learned and felt on the Batoche site. |
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Timothy W. Shire
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Editor's note: The pictures on this page are the work of both
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Editor : Timothy W. Shire
Faster Than Light Communication
Box 1776, Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada, S0E 1T0
306 873 2004
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