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Historical Services

                                       
Genealogists, historians, archaeologists, students and interested laypersons all benefit from the department's work to preserve Manitoba's heritage whether in print, images, as artifacts, or sites and buildings. The Archives of Manitoba's Genealogical Guide and the Legislative Library's Library's heritage collections are major research tools. The Hudson's Bay Company played an important role in Canada's Canada's history; consequently its records and documents are a national treasure for the human and natural history of western and northern Canada.

Family History
Heritage Buildings
Manitoba History

Family History
Census Records

Church Records

Preservation Services (caring and restoring family photographs, records)

Frequently-Asked Questions Genealogy

A Genealogical Guide To the Archives of Manitoba - Explains how census records, church records, crown land records, court records, education records, immigration records can be used for family research.

Genealogical Records at the Hudson's Bay Company Archives

Guides and links for Genealogical Research

Immigration Records

Education Records

Introduction to Genealogical Research for Aboriginal People

Online Finding Aids - includes biographical records

Special Heritage Collections at the Legislative Library

Heritage Buildings

Info Bulletins - heritage building restoration, maintenance and preservation

Municipal Heritage Sites

Provincial Heritage Sites

Manitoba History

A Brief History of the Hudson's Bay Company

The Fur Trade

Historical Archives

Historic Resources

Image Galleries of Hudson's Bay Company Archives - Many of these depict important moments in Manitoba's history

Info Bulletins - heritage building restoration, maintenance and preservation

Manitoba Quick Facts

Municipal Heritage Sites

The North West Company to 1821

Provincial Heritage Sites

Where can I go to find information about Manitoba history?

 

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