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Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike, June 10
Crowd gathers at Portage Avenue and Main Street.Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 strike
Main Street outside The Bijou Theatre with City Hall off to the right.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike June 10th
Portage Avenue, at corner of Main Street
Crowd outside drug store, during street demonstration Tuesday afternoon.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike June 10th
Portage Avenue, at corner of Main Street
Crowd outside drug store, during street demonstration Tuesday afternoon.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike June 10th
Portage Avenue, at corner of Main Street
Crowd outside drug store, during street demonstration Tuesday afternoon.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Strike Leader Roger Bray speaks to the gathered crowd in Victoria Park.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkWinnipeg Free Press Archive
1919 Strike
Strike Leader Roger Bray in Victoria Park.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkL. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Crowd gathers at Victoria ParkWinnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
After the street troubles, the crowd dispersing, in front of the city hall. Tuesday afternoon, June 10.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Scene at Westminster and Lipton Station during 1919 Winnipeg General Strike. Strikebreakers for the Committee of 1,000 took over the fire department when the firefighters joined the strike.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 Strike
Scene at Westminster and Lipton Station during 1919 Winnipeg General Strike. Strikebreakers for the Committee of 1,000 took over the fire department when the firefighters joined the strike.Winnipeg Free Press Archive
1919 strike
Wednesday, June 4
Loyal Returned Soldiers at Government Buildings.Winnipeg Free Press Archive
1919 strike
Wednesday, June 4
Loyal Returned Soldiers at Government Buildings.L. B. Foote / Winnipeg Free Press Archives
1919 strike
Tuesday afternoon, June 10
