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Gimli: The Evolution of a Community
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New Iceland in Canada, printed in Reykjavik, Iceland in 1875.
1 of 28 		Icelandic books published in the late 1800's
2 of 28 		'Askur' Icelandic container used for food
3 of 28 		Certificate of Baptism
4 of 28 		Gimlungur newspaper published in Gimli by Gisli P. Magnusson
5 of 28 		Examples of Icelandic books
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Ukrainian newspaper attached to the lid of a trunk used by an early settler.
7 of 28 		Excerpts on 'The Old Potter of Gimli'
8 of 28 		Map of Canada before New Iceland joined Manitoba in 1925
9 of 28 		Map showing New Iceland (in red) as it was from 1875 to 1881, outside of Manitoba's boundaries.
10 of 28 		Dagskra was one of many newspapers published in Gimli in the early 1900's.
11 of 28 		The waterworks controversy in Gimli
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Cartoon depicting the pros and cons of installing waterworks in Gimli in 1957.
13 of 28 		Gimli attracts new businesses
14 of 28 		A referendum was held on May 21, 1957 to finalize whether Gimli would have waterworks or not.
15 of 28 		Minutes from the Unitarian church record book.
16 of 28 		Johnson Memorial Hospital opens.
17 of 28 		Program cover from 25th Anniversary Celebration of R.C.A.F. held April 1, 1949 in Gimli
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