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English: Rindisbacher, Winter Fishing on the Ice of the Assynoibain and Red River, watercolour, 1821. (Note: Peter Rindisbacher's watercolour appears to show Fort Garry (Fort Gibraltar) and an early St. Boniface church at the forks of the frozen Red and Assiniboine rivers)
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Source http://www.historicalatlas.ca/website/hacolp/national_perspectives/society/unit_33/u33_illustration_08_rindisbacher_1821.htm
Author Peter Rindisbacher
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