Dauphin turned 115 on July 11 2013. Here is a photo slideshow of some historic buildings and recent buildings. An interesting "Then and Now"

1. Birthday Slideshow

3. Dauphin’s First
Bylaw
“Where it is necessary to appoint
A Secretary Treasurer and a Solicitor
& to fix their salaries & to define their
Duties & liabilities…”

5. Architecture

6. Court House
1918

7. May 2012

8. Railway Station Garden,
1927

9. Railway Station
Built in 1912

10. Railway Station & Town
Hall
1927

11. Inside the Old Town Hall
Which was renamed the Watson Arts
Center in 1985 after a Dauphin
Dentist & Musician
Vernol L. Watson

12. Town Hall now the
Watson Arts Center
Picture taken in May 2012

13. 2012
Railway Station

14. Hospital

15. “Regional Health Center”
Hospital
2009

16. Land Titles Office

17. Main Street North
1930

18. Main Street South
1930

19. Whitmore School
1912

20. Whitmore School
2013

21. McKenzie School
Spelled now as MacKenzie, original documents spelled the
name as McKenzie. It replaced two prior structures of the
same name, both of which were destroyed by fire: the first in
1909 and the second in 1926.

22. Mackenzie Middle School
2013

23. The wood frame and stucco building was
demolished in the late 1980s and
replaced by the present structure.
Smith Jackson School

24. Smith Jackson School
2013

25. Sandringham School
The Sandringham School District was organized formally in October
1892 and a one-room log school building was erected the following
year on the northwest quarter of 16-25-20 west of the Principal
Meridian, in the Rural Municipality of Dauphin, on land donated by
Charlie Hicks. In 1949, it was replaced by a new building. The school
closed in 1964 with remaining students going to schools in Dauphin.
In 1980, the log school building was moved to Fort Dauphin Museum
and a monument commemorates it here.

26. Trembowla School
A sign marks the first location of the Trembowla School building
in the Rural Municipality of Dauphin. Established formally as a
district in November 1899, the building was later moved to a site
nearby. The former building of Riverbend School No. 1176 was
moved to the area in 1960 and used until 1965 when the district
was dissolved.

27. Municipal Power Plant
1913

28. Dauphin Fair Grounds
1917

29. Ukrainian Catholic
Church of the Resurrection
Built between 1936 and 1939

30. St.Paul’s Anglican
Church & Rectory

31. Ramsey-Wright Building
Known as the Stylerite
Department Store

32. King’s Hotel
Clarks Opera House Construction

33. Construction Digging
Kings Hotel

34. Special Interest

35. Dauphin Beach
1925

36. Bath House
at Dauphin Beach
1925

37. First Train into Dauphin
1896

38. Shuttle Relay Race
1911

39. Dauphin Sports Day
1900

40. Dauphin Sports Day
1900

41. Old Swimming Hole
West Bridge Dauphin
1895

42. Old Barker Block
1895

43. Old C&R Train