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technology involved the construction of a frame of long poles to which were attached bundles of thatch. As settlers became more affluent they replaced those heavy (and rough-looking) thatch roofs with shingles. While log buildings were ubiquitous in Manitoba for nearly 100 years, very few have survived into the 21st century – the rough
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gimliheritage.caHistoric Construction Materials & Techniques The evolution of building materials and construction techniques is a fascinating subject. This brief introduction suggests just some of the basic issues involved in this aspect of Manitoba’s architectural history.
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