Restored & refurbished Victorian house (1904); pioneer artifacts, furniture & other items relating to the area housed in second building; Firetruck - 1949 Fargo; military display.

Restored log cabin using hewn, half-lap, dovetail techniques depicting 1800s forest cover and building materials; Some early tools, washing machine and sewing maching; One room schoolhouse and 1912 railway station in McCreary ( with wheelchair access); Vintage...

A visit to the Virden Pioneer Home museum acquaints guests with the way of life of an established Victorian family in the Canadian west. The large brick-veneer home, which houses the majority of the Museum's collection, was built in 1888 on "Quality Hill", which...

Step back in time as you explore the original home of Brandon's first Mayor, Thomas Mayne Daly II. Built in 1882, the house is one of the few surviving structures from the City of Brandon's formative years. The home on its original location has been designated as a...

The Diefenbaker House was built in 1912. The house is furnished as it was in the Diefenbakers' day and there are photographic displays of Mr. Diefenbaker's life and associations in Prince Albert. Furnishings and artifacts: den, living room, dining room, office,...

The Marr Residence is the oldest building in Saskatoon which is still on it's original site. The house was built in 1884 by Sandy Marr. In 1885 the house served as a field hospital (during the Riel Rebellion). The present owner is the City of Saskatoon, who granted...

The museum is under the umbrella of the town of Spiritwood but the board is an independent entity. The museum is wheelchair accessible and all areas are well lit for tours but most lights are turned off at all other times. The exhibits depict early lifestyles of the...

The museum features a two-storey Red River frame house, built in 1856, furnished with period pieces from 1860-1890. The house was owned by William Brown and Charlotte Omand. A municipal hall building from 1911 contains exhibits from the St. James-Assiniboia area and...

Marringhurst Heritage House was built in 1909. Now designated a municipal heritage site, the house has been fully restored to its original grandeur. Currently it is operating as a turn of the century farmhome museum and is open for tours on request. The spacious...

Seven Oaks House is one of the oldest surviving residences in Manitoba and one of a handful of log buildings remaining that give a picture of life at Red River during the 1800's. Built in 1851-1853 primarily of wood, with a stone foundation, the home of John Inkster...