Railway Avenue in 1910, looking west to Main Street... A livery barn is in the forefront leading towards several rooming houses and the Grandview Hotel. In the background, to the left, is the skating rink. (photo courtesy of the Manitoba Archives)
Looking
Back in time
on Main Street Grandview
Railway Avenue in 1910, looking west to Main Street... A livery
barn is in the forefront leading towards several rooming houses and the
Grandview Hotel. In the background, to the left, is the skating rink. (photo
courtesy of the Manitoba Archives)
In 1915, Canada's Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden, was a welcome
visitor to Grandview as he traveled by CNR passenger train through the
province. The train remained as the main means of transportation for
various for many years.
The community of Grandview joined the rest of the country in
celebrating Canada's Centennial in 1967. Main Street was the hub of
activity as local businesses decorated their establishments in the spirit
of the festivities