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Carberry, Manitoba
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Ernest Thompson Seton: The Trail of the Sandhill Stag near Carberry

 
Ernest Thompson Seton 1860-1946 Historic Sites and Monuments, Government of Canada
73 of 144 		Preparing to support the plaque honouring Ernest Thompson Seton
74 of 144 		Pamela C. Forcey, daughter of author Anya Seton whose parents were ETS and Grace Gallatin Seton
75 of 144 		ETS's granddaughter Pamela Forcey and her daughter Stephanie Fein visit The Seton Centre
76 of 144 		The Seton Centre restored facade with a period friendly awning and sign in 2008
77 of 144 		Excavations to prepare for the one storey addition to the back side of the museum
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Progress with the addition to The Seton Centre over the winter of 2010
79 of 144 		Interior work underway in winter of 2010 so as to maintain original outer wall
80 of 144 		Greetings at the official opening of the addition to The Seton Centre
81 of 144 		Ribbon Cutting for opening of the addition to The Seton Centre
82 of 144 		New sandwich board for The Seton Centre
83 of 144 		The Sandflower image by Ernest Thompson Seton
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Seton sketch of sandflower or spring crocus found at Carberry
85 of 144 		Common Yarrow, achillea millefolium. observed and sketched by Ernest Thompson Seton
86 of 144 		A sketch from Seton's daily journal of the red lily of the Carberry Sandhills
87 of 144 		Seton botanical sketch he labelled Solomon Seal (Lake Chaska).
88 of 144 		Seton made notes about the habitat, the birds, animals, plants and here the layers of the soil
89 of 144 		New display cabinet for the Seton Centre herbarium collection
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