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Mandy Mine Barge
20th Century, Circa 1916
The Pas, Manitoba

Credits:
PP93.18.574

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S.S. Nipawin with Captain H. H. Ross on the bridge
20th Century, Circa 1923
Northern Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.498.7

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S.S. Nipawin
20th Century, Circa 1923
Northern Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.498.5

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S.S. Nipawin
9 October 1919
Pemmican Plge.

Credits:
PP84.109.1

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Nipawin of Kenora
20th Century, Circa 1923
Northern Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.110.1

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Nipawin and Tobin
5 April 1925
The Pas, Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.120.1

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S.S. Nipawin
5 April 1925
The Pas, Manitoba

Credits:
PP93.18.393

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S.S. Minasin
20th Century, Circa 1923
Northern Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.498.6

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S.S. Nipawin
20th Century, Circa 1923
Northern Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.498.8

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Photograph showing the men who moved the boat "NOTIN" standing in front of it.
20th Centure, Circa 1920
Lake Athapapuskow, Manitoba

Credits:
PP2.31b

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The most well known steamboat of The Pas Lumber Company was the David N. Winton. The David N. Winton, named for one of the owners of The Pas Lumber Company, was built in 1920. It was used for over thirty years to transport log rafts down the Carrot River to The Pas Lumber Company mill on the Saskatchewan River just east of The Pas. It was sunk in 1954 by the action of ice breaking up in the spring.

Other steamboats owned by The Pas Lumber Company included the C. R. Smith (built 1912, originally owned by Finger Lumber Company), the Alice Mattes and the Jack Winton.

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Photograph of The Pas Lumber Company sternwheeler, the David N. Winton.
20th Centure, Circa 1928
The Pas, Manitoba

Credits:
PP3.13

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David N. Winton
20th Century, Circa 1944
The Pas, Manitoba

Credits:
PP84.454.1

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David N. Winton
20th Century, Circa 1937
The Pas, Manitoba

Credits:
PP91.26.6