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	Image of an abandoned Metis home on Lafleche property west of Perimeter Highway In Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The house was built in 1860 by the Branconnier family
	Image of the exterior of the barn on Caron's Farm, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of buildings at Ronnander's Mink Farm, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	An image of the exterior of Caron House, located at 71 Xavier Boulevard, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba, after being renovated
	Image of the exterior of the Caron House, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of Caron's first house and farm buildings built by Charles Caron in 1880 in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of Caron's first house and farm buildings built by Charles Caron in 1880 in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of Charles Caron's second home, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of children in a wheelbarrow race in front of the Charleswood School. The race was part of the Charleswood Boys' and Girls' Fair, organized in 1917. The Horticulture Society, formed in 1919, together with the Charleswood Boys' and Girls' Club, held a joint fair at the Charleswood School for many years. It became the event of the season
	Image of the exterior of Charleswood School, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of Charleswood School in Manitoba. The school was built in 1914 and was first called Beauchemin School after Jean Baptiste Beauchemin, who donated the land for the school. Due to some vandalism, Mr. Beauchemin said the school could be called Charleswood to prevent more vandalism. The school was on the site where the Legion now stands. In 1945, due to an increase in school population, municipal activities were temporarily carried out from the Oddfellows Home, prior to a permanent site being established for this purpose at 5000 Roblin Boulevard
	Image of the exterior of Charleswood United Church, built in 1933, located at the corner of Roblin Boulevard and Harstone Road, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of Charleswood United Church, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of a child sitting in an automobile with two men standing beside it on a farm in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of children in a horse-drawn wagon on their way to Sunday School in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of children in a horse-drawn wagon surrounded by water on the way to Sunday School
	Image of the exterior of a church in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Headingley, Manitoba, on it's 125th Anniversary. A rainbow can be seen in the distance
	An image of the exterior of Phoenix School, Headingley, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior view of St. Charles Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Built in 1905, the church was destroyed by fire on December 31, 1928 and January 1, 1929. The image was taken before the fire
	Image of the exterior of the Chapman Home, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The house was demolished in 1976
	Image of the exterior of a house in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba, built between 1905 and 1906 by Thomas E. Chester on his father's farm. The house was located at Liberty Street fronting on Wilkes Avenue and running south to 2 Mile Road. The Chester Farm was established in 1882
	Image of the exterior of the home of Captain Goodridge, located on Roblin Boulevard in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the home of Lillian James, located at 431 Elmhurst Road, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the home of Mr. Hall, which was located at Lot #1, Headingley, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the home of Walter Coy on Roblin Boulevard, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the La Fleche Home on Roblin Boulevard, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the La Fleche home, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the Phoenix School, Headingley, Manitoba. It was a one room schoolhouse
	Image of a ferry carrying a man, woman, and a horse and buggy, crossing from the south bank of the Assiniboine River looking north to St. Charles Street. This street later led to Glendale Country Club
	Image of the exterior of the first house built by Charles and Georges Caron, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the first Roman Catholic Church at St. Charles, Manitoba. It was later overturned by a strong wind in 1884
	Image of Frank Binnie, truck driver (on left), standing beside a Laing Brothers Feed Ltd. truck at the Van Roon poultry farm in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. A boy is feeding the chickens that are around the man and truck
	Image of George Caron's daughters (Marie Louise, Marie Ange, Claire and Emma) on porch of Caron home, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of George Caron's gravestone at St. Charles Cemetery, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of a group of people, some of which with bicycles, at Hall's Farm, the Hermitage, Lot #1, Headingley, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the Headingley School, near the Church on River Bank, built in 1908, and destroyed by fire in 1909, Headingley, Manitoba
	Image of three people raking hay onto a wagon pulled by horses
	Image of the interior view of a Metis House, built between 1860 and 1870
	Image of the interior of the Loudon School in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba with the students and teacher standing in front of a stove pipe and surrounded by desks
	Image of the interior view of St. Charles Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Built in 1905, the church was destroyed by fire on December 31, 1928 and January 1, 1929. The image was taken before the fire
	Image of the interior of the first Chapman School built in 1914 in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of Kelly's General Store, located at the corner of Roblin Boulevard and Municipal Road, with a streetcar in front. This was the end of the streetcar line. Streetcars were first introduced on Christmas Day in 1908. The service was every half hour, which later changed to hourly. Even though there were few passengers, the streetcars were operated by two people, a Motor Man in charge of the car, and a Conductor who collected the fares. One-person-operated-streetcars came into effect in 1924 and were replaced by buses in 1935. The sign on the building reads "Real Estate". One of two copies, also see File:Kelly's General Store, with streetcar in front, 1909-2.jpg.
	Image of Kelly's General Store at the corner of Roblin Boulevard and Municipal Road, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Early council meetings were held at Kelly's General Store. Later, space was available in the new Charleswood School and the Municipal Offices occupied the southwest room on the first floor of the building
	Image of Lich Gate at St. Mary's Anglican Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of students and teachers standing in front of the Louden School in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of a man standing in front of St. Charles Roman Catholic Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Church was destroyed by a cyclone in 1884
	Image of a man standing on a road with chickens at the Van Roon poultry farm in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of mink cages at the Ronnander's Mink Farm, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of two men and a woman standing in front of a banner at the official opening of the addition to the Chapman School, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of eight people standing in front of the sign for Morrisette Park, named for the Morrisette family in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of Percy James with horses driving Jersey cows on the James' Farm in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of Princeton Boulevard looking north, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of Roblin Boulevard showing street car track in the winter, near Chapman School area, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the second Chapman School, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba, built in 1916. Additions were built in 1922 and 1929. The building was destroyed by fire in 1946
	Image of the exterior of the second St. Charles Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba, which was destroyed in 1884
	Image of a sign in front of the Caron House and Park in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The sign reads 'Caron Park Closing Time - At Dusk'
	Image of St. Charles Church (left) and St. Charles Convent (right), Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Photo taken from south side of river (i.e. Church and Rectory to south of Church). Photo was taken between 1905 and 1928
	Image of the exterior of St. Charles Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exteriror of St. Charles Convent, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of St. Charles Ferry, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the St. Charles Ferry, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the Rectory (Nuns Residence) at St. Charles, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of students and teachers posing on steps in front of St. Charles School in Charleswood, WInnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of Champman School, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	An image of a man standing in front of streetcar tracks on Roblin Boulevard, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. In the background is a speed limit sign for automobiles from the Rural Municipality of Charleswood
	Image of a teacher with students of the class of 1909 standing in front of St. Charles School, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of the third St. Charles Church, Charleswood, Winnipeg, MB, which was rebuilt in 1905 and destroyed by fire on December 31, 1928 and January 1, 1929
	Image of a person on top of a wagon full of hay pulled by two horses and a threshing machine at Fraser Farm
	Image of a man on horse-drawn hayrack, transporting hay on the Caron Farm, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of two girls who came to Canada from England during the Second World War, seen feeding chickens at Van Roon poultry farm in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of two men and an automobile with chickens in the foreground at the Van Roon chicken farm, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the United Church Choir inside the church in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of the exterior of Van Roon's home, built in 1931, in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. A woman and child stand in front of the house
	Image of the exterior of the Village Grocery, which was originally known as Gnapp Store, located at Elmhurst Road, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of a Winnipeg Transit bus in front of the bus shelter at Roblin Boulevard and Elmhurst Road in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of a woman feeding chickens near hen houses on Van Roon chicken farm, Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba
	Image of a woman sitting on the steps of a house at Van Roon poultry farm in Charleswood, Winnipeg, Manitoba. She is holding a large pail and chickens surround her. A wash tub and tank are beside her
	Image of a monument in Charleswood dedicated to all those from the area who served during the two world wars. The monument reads "Charleswood Pays Tribute to our Boys & Girls on Active Service."

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