Historic Sites
1/2 mile Southwest where PTH 83 crosses Shell River
Asessippi, MB .
Asessippi Townsite
1/2 mile Southwest where PTH 83 crosses Shell River Asessippi, MB .
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Between fur trading forts and grand churches, the historic places of Manitoba are a celebration of its people. From Indigenous people who first inhabited this land, communed with settlers and signed treaties with the Government of Canada to pioneers who set down roots, shaping the Manitoba we know today.
Stories of people and places linked together.
Discover national, provincial and municipal heritage sites that represent key eras of Manitoba’s human history. Sacred Indigenous sites represent the power of sharing knowledge and ceremony. The thick stone walls of fur trade forts highlight the important relationships forged between Indigenous and Europeans, bringing to life a brand new nation, the Métis.
The peaked roofs of train stations and grain elevators stand as markers of the arrival of settlers and the shift to an agricultural lifestyle. The limestone and terracotta decorated buildings in cities and towns show how Manitoba became a hub of commerce. Discover Manitoba’s historic sites and discover the people of Manitoba.
Manitoba has 55 national historic sites, including The Forks, Lower Fort Garry and Prince of Wales Fort.
Local museums showcase Brandon's pioneer past and military connection. Visit an art gallery to see the landscape interpreted by locals or pose in front of brightly coloured murals that complement the ghost signs painted on the side of heritage buildings.
More InfoLearn about our province's bygone pioneer era at a rural heritage village, the heart of communities across southern Manitoba.
Let's face it, the items found in museums can be pretty cool. Things are old, beautiful, handcrafted, shiny and contain stories of the past.
Choose a museum – any museum – and be launched into the past through rich collections of fossils, artifacts and the preserved memories of those who lived it. These are the pieces that make Manitoba the province it is today.
More InfoHistoric Sites
1/2 mile Southwest where PTH 83 crosses Shell River
Asessippi, MB .
Historic Sites
5 km/3 miles south of Hwy 1 on gravel road south of PR 351
Camp Hughes, MB .
Historic Sites
Former Portage la Prairie Indian Residential School (PHS)
Crescent Road West
Portage la Prairie, MB .
Historic Sites
Avenue Tache, just over the Esplanade Riel Pedestrian Bridge
Winnipeg, MB .
Historic Sites
Historic Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Resurrection (PHS)
1106 First Street SW
DAUPHIN, MB R7N 2T9
Historic Sites
Inglis Grain Elevators National Historic Site (PHS)
111 Railway Ave
INGLIS, MB R0J 0X0
Historic Sites
Sustainable Development, Birds Hill District Office
Box 183, R.R.2
Dugald, MB R0K 0E0
Historic Sites
Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site of Canada
5925 Highway 9
St. Andrews, MB R1A 4A8
French Manitoba
Open for Business
494, avenue Tache
WINNIPEG, MB R2H 2B2
Historic Sites
Old Kildonan Presbyterian Church (PHS) and Cemetery
2373 Main Street
WINNIPEG, MB R2V 4T6
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