The Mather-Walls House has been the subject of archaeological, architectural and historical studies. Artifacts such as ceramics and glass bottles were unearthed in an excavation, revealing a wealth of information about the lifestyles of the families who lived here...

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...

Maple Grove Tea Room is located inside the 1866 historic Kennedy House, home to entrepreneur and explorer Captain William Kennedy. The home features a museum depicting the furnishings of that era. Have a delicious homemade dessert or lunch on the patio or Tea Room...

Ross House, which served as the first Post Office in Western Canada, is one of the last remaining examples of Red River frame architecture in Winnipeg. In 1949, the house was saved from demolition by the Manitoba Historical Society and, after several relocations, the...

Riel House was built in 1880-81. The land on which the house stands (Lot 51) had been given by Bishop Tache to Julie Riel on the death of her husband in 1864. Louis Riel Jr. himself never actually resided in this house. He visited only briefly in the summer of 1883,...

One of historical society's primary heritage sites is the St Norbert Prov. Heritage Park, a 17 acres (69,000 m2) park with 14 interpretive plaques about the cultural history and development of the community. The plaques form a self-guiding tour along the Lasalle...

The objective of Dalnavert Museum, a designated National Historic Site of Canada, is to foster an appreciation and an understanding of the late Victorian era in Winnipeg, through the preservation, exhibition and interpretation of the building and the museum’s...

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...

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...