Russell History Tour Highlights Barnardo Home and Boulton Manor
Russell attracts visitors with historic sites including the Barnardo Home ruins and the 1894 Boulton Manor built by Major Charles A. Boulton. The Red House, Russell’s oldest standing home, holds 1914 to 1917 military papers found in 1994. The town honors Boulton's Scouts who fought in 1885, with a memorial at 219 Westbourne St. E and a private Cairn nearby. The area offers the Trans Canada Trail, Millennium Park, and a Volksmarch for walkers and bikers.
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Russell
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Red House
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William Barrett Lennard
Asessippi
Red Cross
Russell School
Boulton Manor
Charles A. Boulton
Shellmouth
Fish Creek
Duck Lake
Batoche
Westbourne St
RM of
Assiniboine
Canada
Barnardo Foundations
Russell Barnardo
Russell Pool
Millennium Park
Volksmarche Russell
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Inglis residents praise town feat and welcome home memories
A resident reflects on Inglis and the Shellmouth-Boulton municipality hosting a major event. The writer praises community friendliness, volunteers, parade, registration, tents, clean-up, signage, food, and entertainment. Memories will linger, aided by photos, video, and the History Book. Continuous pride and gratitude are expressed.
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Inglis
Shellmouth-Boulton
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