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Annie M. Laycock diary |
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Dates of Creation |
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1901 |
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Physical Description |
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1 cm of textual records |
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Scope and Content |
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Fonds consists of a small bound notebook hand-labeled "Diary" on the inside cover. It covers the period January 1, 1901 to August 1901 during which Annie Laycock leaves her home in Minnedosa to attend second normal in Winnipeg to train as a school teacher. The diary documents Annie's travel by train, daily life, school and social activities of Annie and her friends and classmates. The diary concludes by documenting the family's move to Oak Lake. |
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Administrative History or Biographical Sketch |
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Annie Maude Laycock (1881-1972) attended normal school in Winnipeg in 1901 and started her career as a teacher in the Oak Lake district of Manitoba. Click on the link(s) below for more information. |
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Restrictions on Access |
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There are no restrictions on access to these records. |
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Terms For Use and Reproduction |
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Researchers are responsible for observing copyright legislation. Permission may be required for any form of publication or exhibition where records are not in the public domain. |
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Custodial History |
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Record was donated to the Archives of Manitoba by Alice Wilkins of Ladner, British Columbia in 2000. The diary was given to Alice Wilkins in 1965 by a British Columbia book dealer who found it in a box of books. |
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Conservation |
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The cover of the diary was detached and was in fragile condition, so a new binding was made for the diary. The old binding remains with the diary, as well as a photocopy of the diary that was made when it was unbound. |
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These records may be consulted on microfilm or in the Archives Research Room. Consult listings database to find location codes and microfilm numbers. |
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This material is not available for microfilm loan. |
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