Nice museum on French-Canadian history and the oldest wooden building in Western Canada, as far as I know. 1844 or so, I believe. Many artifacts from different periods including a lot on Louis Riel who is buried nearby at the Cathedral, along with many of his family members. Staff is always helpful and there's a small store with books, souvenirs, etc.
Great little museum. Really helpful staff.
I love coming here once in awhile at the museum. Especially Louis Reil Day, when it's free.
This is the oldest building in Winnipeg and the first hospital in Western Canada. Anyone interested in history should visit this place.
Early artifacts from pioneer days of this region, guided tours highly recommended, or just browsing the panels if you have the time. Excellent historical items on display!
Nice museum, where you can find more tribute of Louis Riel
All round decent museum. Fairly focused so if the French or métis don't interest you at least some, you won't get much out of it.
Well curated and great place for all ages.
Nice museum. Good place to learn about Louis Riel and the early Metis settlers.
Very nice museum
They have some interesting history artifacts from Louis riel
Nice museum on French-canadian history and the oldest wooden building in Western Canada.
Surprisingly interesting inside. Lots of old memorabilia from Winnipeg from long ago that you don't normally see including an old sit in livingroom sauna from 1950. Definately worth checking out someday.