Manitou Beach Park Building, 1931. John Pinder-Ross. Above: Stone masonry detail. Undressed fieldstone and concrete used as mortar illustrate the construction expertise of the Depression-era relief crews who constructed - Fieldstone - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Manitou Beach Park Building, 1931. John Pinder-Ross. Above: Stone masonry detail. Undressed fieldstone and concrete used as mortar illustrate the construction expertise of the Depression-era relief crews who constructed Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-28 10:56:30 Open Document File Size: 2,81 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Douglas Cardinal Architect Inc. / Historic Sites and Monument / / Facility Regina Campus / Royal Architectural Institute / University of Saskatchewan / Prince Albert City Hall / University of Regina / University of Manitoba Archives / Don Hall / Saskatchewan Don Hall / First Nations University of Canada / Manitou Beach Park Building / Cooling Plant / / Organization University of Regina / University of Manitoba Archives / Saskatchewan Archives Board / Nations University of Canada / Freemasonry / Royal Architectural Institute of Canada / University of Saskatchewan / / Person Henry Kalen Fonds / Clifford Wiens / John Pinder-Ross / Larry Easton / / Position Prince / architect / / ProvinceOrState Saskatchewan / / SocialTag University of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Education Association of Commonwealth Universities Consortium for North American Higher Education Collaboration University of Regina

Manitou Beach Park Building, 1931. John Pinder-Ross. Above: Stone masonry detail. Undressed fieldstone and concrete used as mortar illustrate the construction expertise of the Depression-era relief crews who constructed Add to Reading List