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Regina Plains Museum 50th Anniversary Exhibit.
The "Sitting Pretty" History of the Toilet exhibition from the Guelph Museums in Ontario. On display until November 19. This is an interactive display divided into six sections and includes an outhouse. The exhibit includes: an interactive toilet seat introduction with questions and answers; the evolution of toilet paper, a section that explores chamber pot designs, the history of public washrooms; an example of a modern toilet showing its working parts and the evolution of the toilet as we know it today.
Visitors are encouraged to bring packed toilet paper which will be donated to the Food Bank.
Germantown. An exhibit that looks at the distinct working-class neighbourhood in Central Regina that emerged in the early 1900's. Guest curator: Yolanda Hansen.
Regina Site Lines - A Path down Regina's History. Follow the path, a timeline of events, important figures in Regina's history, and city buildings that have endured time.
Old Warehouse District. Continuing in the Regina Neighbourhood Series, this area was officially designated as the Warehouse District in 1904 and once known as the "distribution centre of the West", producing everything from beer to John Deere. Guest curator: Yolanda Hansen.
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