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In the late 1980’s I started a project to photograph all of the staff, my co-workers, at the Manitoba Museum. I failed, managing less than half of the staff level at the time. To that end, I have added several photographs from outside the studio. With thanks to Doug Smaill, Head of A/V, and Tom Nickle, Division Head, for agreeing to my lunch hour project. Best bosses ever !
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13 Responses
Wonderful!
Thanks for this, Rob! Great to see many faces of folks who were there when I was – 1978-81.
Thank you, Rob. I can’t believe how many people I knew back then. I’ll be sure and pass it on to Marcella she would love to see and Pauline. Thank you again. Be sure and say hi to Stephanie and the boys.
Hope all is well. Thank you again.!!
Lordy, Lordy! We were all so young.
This is so awesome Rob – thanks for sharing! Lots of folks I know and many I’ve heard of but never met.
What a blast Rob! I will make sure these get seen by Nancy Vincent, Joan Rebeiro and Heather Anderson.
We were just reviewing wedding photos you took for us 20 years ago! The best!
With fond memories, Lila Knox
Wonderful pictures of wonderful folks!
Rob
Thanks for sharing such wonderful memorues.
Thanks Rob, a real blast from the past. So wonderful to see so many faces from those formative times.
Great to see so many familiar faces. Makes me miss those days and people and being so young. Thanks.
Hello Rob
It was fun going back in time! Appreciate your talent and time to create such memories.
Absolutely amazing Rob. Brings back visceral memories of days gone by. Sending love to all my museum colleagues. There is something special about the people who have worked at that place, a sense of family.
Rob, thank you for this lovely trip down memory lane. So many wonderful and talented colleagues and friends.