Manitoba's Mineral Resources

Aboriginal rock drawing from the Red Cliff area
on what is now called Black Island. ¹
 

The Manitoba Legislative Building formerly opened on July 15, 1920, the 50th anniversary of Manitoba's entry into Confederation. The building is constructed of Manitoba Tyndall limestone. ³
 

Lower Fort Garry. ⁵

Stonewall Quarry, Manitoba. ⁴
 

McArthur's old mine, south of Deloraine, Manitoba. ⁴
 

Buildings at Penniac Gold Mine. ⁶

Mandy Shaft house and head frame, Schist Lake. ⁴

Kitchener shaft and mill, Central Manitoba Mines limited, Kitchener Claim, L. 154, Beresford Lake area, Southeastern Manitoba. ⁴
 

God's Lake gold mine. Mine buildings and settlement. God's Lake, Manitoba. ⁴

Mill, Office and No. 3 shaft, San Antonio Gold Mine, Rice Lake, Manitoba. ⁴
 

Gunnar Gold Mine, Beresford Lake, Manitoba. ⁴
 

Cuprus Mine of Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting at Flin Flon, Manitoba. ⁴
 

Headframe and mill, Snow Lake gold deposit-Nor-Acme-Manitoba. ⁴
 

The mining town of Sherridon, Manitoba was moved by Cat Train to the new mining Town of Lynn Lake, Manitoba built for Sherritt Gordon Mines in the 1950's. ⁷

Dr. John F. Thompson at Walter Johnson's line cabin. ⁸
 

Inco celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Thompson nickel discovery. ⁸
 

INCO Thompson operation. ⁸

Dumbarton mine, Bernic Lake. ²
 

Ruttan Lake Mine. ² 

MacLellan Mine, Lynn Lake. ²
 

New Britannia Mine, Snow Lake. ²

Farley Gold mine. ²
 

San Antonio Mine, Bissett. ²

Tanco mine, Bernic Lake. ²