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Past Recipients of Manning Awards for Excellence Avalon Region Past Recipients of Manning Awards for Excellence Avalon Region Master Plan of consolidated Heritage Initiatives on the Port NONIA de Grave Peninsula Newfoundland Outport Nursing and Industrial Association Port de Grave Peninsula Heritage Society Inc. 2012: Provincial Category 2020: Provincial Catego ry St. John’s Port de Grave Peninsula Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador O’Brien Farm Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador O’Brien Farm Foundation 2012: Provincial Category 2020: National Category St. John’s St John’s Cupids Legacy Centre Trails Tales Tunes Festival Cupids Legacy Incorporated Ms. Shirley Montague & the Trails Tales Tunes Festival 2012: National Category Committee Cupids 2018: Provincial Category St John’s Landfall Preserve and Kent Cottage Landfall Trust Heart’s Content Regional Centre for the Arts 2012: International Category Mizzen Heritage Society Brigus 2018: Community Category Heart’s Content St. John’s [Here]Say Project Battery Radio “Fleming” 2011: Community Category Basilica Heritage Foundation St. John’s 2016: Community Category St. John’s Carbonear Historic Walking Tours Carbonear Heritage Society “Pouch Cove: Our Home by the Sea” 2011: Provincial Category Pouch Cove Heritage Society Carbonear 2016: Community Category Pouch Cove Bay de Verde Heritage Premises Bay de Verde Heritage Committee Dr. Jo Shawyer 2010: Community Category 2016: Outstanding Heritage Supporter Bay de Verde St. John’s Downhome Magazine Placentia 350 Celebrations Downhome Magazine Placentia 350 Committee 2010: National Category 2014: Communuity Category St. John’s Placentia James L. O’Mara Pharmacy Museum “From the Place” and “Here, We Made a Home” Apothecary Hall Trust & Newfoundland Pharmaceutical Assoc. The Rooms 2009: Community Category 2014: National Category St. John’s St. John’s Crow’s Nest Officers Club Ms. Elinor Gill Ratcliffe Crow’s Nest Military Artifacts Association 2014: Outstanding Heritage Supporter 2009: National Category St. John’s St. John’s Mummer’s Festival Society of Newfoundland Radio Amatures Mummer’s Festival Committee Society of Newfoundland Radio Amatures 2012: Community Category 2009: International Category St. John’s St. John’s Avalon Region con’t Newfoundland Quarterly The Wooden Boat Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador Newfoundland Quarerly Winterton Heritage Advisory Board 2008: National Catagory 2003: Provincial Category St. John’s Winterton Mullock Hall and Chapel Newman Wine Vaults St. Bonaventure’s College Newfoundland Historic Trust 2007: Community Category 2003: Provincial Category St. John’s St. John’s Topsail Heritage Homes and Walking Tour Myrick Wireless Interpretation Centre Town of CBS Heritage Committee Cape Race-Portugal Cove South Heritage Society 2007: Community Category 2003: National Category Topsail Cape Race Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Fest Western Union Cable Building and Shoreline Heritage Walk St. John’s Folk Art Council Bay Roberts Historical Society 2007: Provincial Category 2002: Community Category St. John’s Bay Roberts 150th Anniversary of Basilica Cathedral Basilica Heritage Foundation Signal Hill Tattoo: Historical Military Animation Program 2007: International Category Signal Hill Tattoo and Lt. Col. Aubrey Halfyard St. John’s 2002: International Category St. John’s St. George’s Heritage Church St. George’s Heritage Church Committee Present Miss: Memories of Schooldays in Rural NL 2006: Community Category Cupids Historical Society Brigus 2001: Community Category Cupids Historic Ferryland Museum Ferryland Historical Society Col. J. T. Allston 2006: Community Category 2001: Leadership Category Ferryland St. John’s Rorke Store Museum Basilica Museum Archives Town of Carbonear Basilica Heritage Foundation 2005: Community Category 2000: Community Category Carbonear St. John’s Lillian Stevenson Nursing Archives and Museum No. 2 Mine Tours General Hospital School of Nursing Alumni Association Bell Island Heritage Society 2005: Provincial Category 2000: National Category Bell Island “Spencer Girl” Statue and Parkette Bishop Spencer College Memorial Committee Mr. James A. Tuck 2004: Community Category 2000: Leadership Category St. John’s St. John’s Railway Coastal Museum Ms. Bride Martin Johnson Family Foundation, NLTA, MANL 1999: Leadership Category 2004: Provincial Category St. Vincent’s St. John’s Fisherman’s Museum Torbay Museum Fisherman’s Museum Committee Torbay Museum Heritage Committee 1998: Community Category 2003: Community Category Hibb’s Cove & Port de Grave Torbay Ms. Jacqueline Deering Avalon Region con’t 1995: Leadership Category Salmon Cove John Guy Plantation Cupids Historical Society Baccalieu Trail Heritage Corporation 1998: International Category 1995: Leadership Category Cupids Bay de Verde Penninsula Colony of Avalon Avondale Railway Station Colony of Avalon Foundation Avondale Historical Society 1998: International Category 1994: Provincial Category Ferryland Avondale Mr. John Leamon & Mr. Sam Bartlett 1997: Leadership Category Eastern Region Brigus Fisher’s Loft Inn First SUF Lodge Restoration Frank Lapointe Society of United Fishermen Lodge #1 2020: Community Category 1996: Provincial Category Port Rexton Heart’s Content Fisher’s Loft Inn John and Peggy Fisher Caribou Memorial Pavillion Stained Glass Windows 2020: Community Category Veterans Affairs Port Rexton 1996: National Category St. John’s English Harbour Arts Centre English Harbour Arts Association Faces of Fort Royal Interpretation 2018: Community Category Theatre d’Heritage English Harbour 1996: International Category Placentia Marystown Heritage Museum Marystown Heritage Museum Corporation Mr. Gordon Slade 2018: Community Category 1996: Leadership Category Marystown Placentia St. Gabriel’s Hall Event Centre Ms. Anita Best St. Gabriel’s Hall Inc. 1996: Leadership Category 2018: Community Category St. John’s Marystown Train Station Museum Ms. Linda White Town of Lewsiporte 2018: Outstanding Heritage Supporter 1995: Community Category Greenspond Lewisporte Home from the Sea Sealers Memorial Lance Cove Memorial to WWII Sinking of Ships Home from the Sea Foundation Branch 18, canadian Legion 2016: Provincial Category 1995: National Cetegory Elliston Bell Island Garrick Theatre Atlantic Charter Monument Bonavista Historical Society Atlantic Charter Committee 2012: Community Category 1995: International Category Bonavista Ship Harbour Paterson Woodworking Mr. Bernard Agriesti 2010: Provincial Category 1995: Leadership Category Upper Amherst Cove Ferryland Central Region Indian Point Interpretive Panels Red Indian Lake Heritage Society Archaeology Project 2011: National Category Burnside Heritage Foundation Millertown 2008: Community Category Burnside Grand Falls-Windsor Centennial Celebrations GFW Heritage Society & Centennial Committee Mariner’s Memorial 2006: Provincial Category Grand Bank Heritage Society Grand Falls-Windsor 2008: Provincial Category Grand Bank Dwyer Fishing Premises Town of Tilting & Tilting Recreation and Cultural Society Amelia Earhart Memorial Project 2005: Provincial Category Town of Harbour Grace Celebration Committee Tilting 2008: International Category Harbour Grace Dorset Paleoeskimo Soapstone Quarry Dorset Eskimo Carving Committee Fishermen’s Advocate Building 2005: National Category Sir William F. Coaker Heritage Foundation Fleur de Lys 2007: Provincial Category Port Union Green Family Forge Trinity Historical Society Campbell House Artisan Inn 2004: Provincial Category The Gow Family Botwood 2006: Community Category Trinity Flying Boat Museum Botwood Historical Society Bonavista Historic Townscape Project 2004: International Category Bonavista Historic Townscape Foundation Botwood 2004: Community Category Bonavista Banting Memorial Interpretation Centre Banting Historical Trust Inc. Ms. Evelyn Grondin-Bailey 2002: National Category 2000: Leadership Category Musgrace Harbour Burin Dr. Aubrey Manning Trinity Pagent 1998: Leadership Category Rising Tide Theatre Cape Freel’s 1996: Community Category Trinity “Echoes of Valour” Sculpture St. Lawrence Historical Society 1994: International Category St. Lawrence Prime Berth Fishing Heritage Centre Western Region David & Christine Boyd 2016: Provincial Category Bethany United Church Twillingate John and Julia Breckenridge 2020: Community Category “Of Fish and Family” Petites Mr. John Carrick Greene 2014: Community Category Sunny Cottage Heritage Centre Tilting Sunny Cottage Corporation 1997: Community Category The Great Fogo Island Punt Race Harbour Breton Shorefast Foundation 2011: Provincial Category Twillingate Museum Fogo Island Twillingate Museum Committee Western Region con’t Central Coast of Labrador Archaeology Project Woody Point Waterfront Development Project White Elephant Museum Town of Woodypoint 2006: National category 2004: Community Category Makkovik Woody Point Province-Wide Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Tree Heritage Tree Committee 2004: Provincial Category Main Brook Battle Harbour National Historic District Battle Harbour Historic Trust Nurse Myra Bennet House 2003: International Category Nurse Myra Bennett Foundation Battle Harbour 2000: Community Category Daniel’s Harbour Hudson Bay Company Store and Museum Labrador Historical Society Grenfell Historic Properties 1999: Community Category Grenfell Historical Society North West River 1999: Provincial Category Century Farms Project St. Anthony Agricultural History Society of Newfoundland and Labrador 2008: Provincial Category Railway Heritage Centre Newfoundland and Labrador Southwest Coast Development Association 1999: Provincial
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