ST. ANDREW'S RECTORY
NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
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View exhibits that depict the history of
the rectory and its founders. Enjoy the
beauty of the restored rectory (built
in 1850-55) and period landscaping.
Grounds open year round.
374 River Road Heritage Parkway
and St. Andrews Road –
Just outside Winnipeg (north)
Tel: 204.785.6050
Email: lfg.info@pc.gc.ca
parkscanada.gc.ca/
standrewsrectory
ST. BONIFACE
CATHEDRAL-BASILICA
The original cathedral, built in 1908,
was destroyed by fire in 1968. The
remaining walls were incorporated
into the design of the new church by
a local architect, Etienne Gaboury,
creating a dramatic facade and
courtyard facing west across the Red
River towards downtown Winnipeg.
190 avenue de la Cathédrale –
St. Boniface
Tel: 204.237.4500
cathedralestboniface.mb.ca
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL
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St. John's Cathedral is the oldest
Anglican parish west of the Great
Lakes dating back to 1820 and the
oldest cemetery in Winnipeg, where
many of Manitoba's prominent
historical figures lie. The cemetery
pre-dates the foundation of the
parish by eight years, since it was
founded by the Selkirk Settlers shortly
after their arrival in 1812. Guided
tours by appointment tell tales of
the courageous efforts that were
undertaken to develop and build
this community.
Cemetery is open year round,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
135 Anderson Avenue – North End
Tel: 204.586.8385
Email: office@stjohnscathedral.ca
stjohnscathedral.ca
ST. NORBERT PROVINCIAL
HERITAGE PARK
See the evolution of the community
through Métis settlement and
immigration of Quebec families of the
late 1800s in the 19th-century restored
homes on site; go fishing, have a
picnic, or walk a one kilometre trail
along the La Salle River.
Museum open June to end of August,
Thursday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.;
Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
40 Turnbull Drive – St. Norbert
Tel: 204.945.4236
Email: pomstnrb@mymts.net
gov.mb.ca/sd/parks/popular_
parks/central/norbert.html
SEVEN OAKS
HOUSE MUSEUM
Visit the oldest home in Winnipeg,
and see how a wealthy family
of Métis traders and politicians
lived throughout the 19th century.
The remarkably preserved Inkster
homestead offers an immersive look
at Manitoba's early history, where
visitors can witness the growth of our
city from the 1831 until 1912.
Open Victoria Day to Labour Day,
10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.
50 Mac Street ; one block east of
Main St. on Rupertsland Blvd. – West
Kildonan
Tel: 204.339.7429
Email: sohmuseum@gmail.com
sevenoakshouse.ca
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