April 2019
Strike 1919: Divided City – Guided Tours
Join our Learning Facilitators on a tour of Strike 1919: Divided City and hear more about the dramatic events, fascinating personalities and differing perspectives of the Winnipeg General Strike. We’ll talk about what was happening on the ground during strike as people asked themselves, who’s in charge? Strike 1919: Divided City - Guided Tours April 20 – June 29 Thursdays: 7pm Saturdays: 2pm Included with Museum admission, preregistration…
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