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The Main Museum Building
Circa 1937
This building was built as a show home by the Hudson's Bay Co: It was the original rectory for St.Michael's Roman Catholic Church. The Slavic cultures are well represented by costumes, folkart, religious artifacts, furniture and tools used in everyday life.
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Bannish Home
Circa 1910
This early home has been refitted to reflect the life of a more prosperous pioneer farm family, including unique kitchen and garden utensils.
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Blacksmith and Woodworking Shop
Circa 1909
A fully equiped authentic blacksmith shop, originally situated in Bird's Hill, was brought to the museum grounds and painstakingly reconstructed. Inside you will find farrier equipment, shoemakers tools, a wood worker's shop, and many other fascinating tools from the early 1900s.
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Restored Pioneer Home
Circa 1910
Look inside and be transported back into the time before cars, electricity and television.
This simple building was home as the immigrants began a new life in Canada.
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Wayside Chapel
This little building holds no more than six people. It was originally situated on Henderson Hwy., in Winnipeg, as a place of rest for weary travellers.
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