Winnipeg: 2018 (and Beyond)

[Likka]

Originally Posted by Pinus

And everyone else in the city celebrates with a massive party at P&M

Riverman is gone.

[LilZebra]

http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/pageant/23...ralhaunt.shtml


There is substantial evidence that an Indian burial ground existed in the area bounded by Water and Main to the north and St. Mary's and Fort Street to the south and west. This was formerly a portion of the Hudson's Bay Reserve.

I have a friend who I used to work with at 269 Main St. in the 2000s. She said she sensed a spirit was watching her when she used the stairs there.


Also the railway's Manitoba Hotel burned to the ground in 1899 at the spot where 269 Main (Federal Bldg.) now stands. I am not sure whether there were any causalities in that fire.

[pspeid]

Originally Posted by LilZebra

http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/pageant/23...ralhaunt.shtml


There is substantial evidence that an Indian burial ground existed in the area bounded by Water and Main to the north and St. Mary's and Fort Street to the south and west. This was formerly a portion of the Hudson's Bay Reserve.

There's been a lot of archaeology done since that article was written in 1977. No "burial ground" yet, who knows what may surface in the future?

[Ando]

Originally Posted by Kirk

I don't think it's so hard to explain. It borders a busy, noisy stretch of train tracks. I really think that's the easiest explanation.

RiverTrain man tells me though that it’s not the busiest stretch of train tracks in Canada.

[Curmudgeon]

Originally Posted by LilZebra

http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/pageant/23...ralhaunt.shtml


There is substantial evidence that an Indian burial ground existed in the area bounded by Water and Main to the north and St. Mary's and Fort Street to the south and west. This was formerly a portion of the Hudson's Bay Reserve.

I have a friend who I used to work with at 269 Main St. in the 2000s. She said she sensed a spirit was watching her when she used the stairs there.


Also the railway's Manitoba Hotel burned to the ground in 1899 at the spot where 269 Main (Federal Bldg.) now stands. I am not sure whether there were any causalities in that fire.

Despite the temperature being below -40°, there were remarkably no casualties.

[OTA in Winnipeg]

Originally Posted by LilZebra

http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/pageant/23...ralhaunt.shtml
Also the railway's Manitoba Hotel burned to the ground in 1899 at the spot where 269 Main (Federal Bldg.) now stands. I am not sure whether there were any causalities in that fire.

There were none:
http://www.gendisasters.com/manitoba...-fire-feb-1899
Also, there are no such things as ghosts.