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Kip Park fonds

Christopher "Kip" Park worked in the journalism and communications fields from the late-1960s until shortly before his death in 1999. The bulk of his life and career was based in Winnipeg, where he worked as a freelance journalist. Park worked for the Winnipeg Tribune, the Manitoban, and published regular articles in The Manitoba Co-operator and The Winnipeg Real Estate News. Park was also an avid photographer. The digitized material from the Kip Park fonds consists of nearly 1500 newspaper clippings, research notes, and photographs pertaining to articles Park wrote on the topic of Winnipeg's architectural history.

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: Photograph - Manitoba Agricultural College engineering short course students and faculty, 1926

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1926

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1927

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1928

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1929

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1930

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1936

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1936

: Photograph - beekeeping short course students, 1937

: Photograph from the Richardson building rooftop, looking north-westward along the Red River

: Photograph from the Richardson building rooftop, zoomed in on a warehouse

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Amy St. steam plant

: Photograph of Ike Warkentin's R-2000 house

: Photograph of Travellers Building at 283 Bannatyne Avenue

: Photograph of construction of MTYP building

: Photograph of plaque from a machine at Amy Street steam plant

: Photograph showing metal frame of Italian-Canadian cultural centre roof