Historic Sites of Manitoba: Minnedosa and District Museum (Minnedosa)

This museum in Minnedosa consists of a collection of historical buildings, some of them with municipal or provincial heritage designations:

Building	Description	Designation Year
Havelock School No. 1514	Moved to the museum and relocated to its present site in 1997. Its exterior was renovated and painted in 2003.
Hunterville United Church	Moved here in 1996
Manitoba Power Commission Powerhouse	Built at this site in 1920	1994
Minnedosa Agricultural Society Display Building	Moved to the museum in 2007 and extensively restored, permitting it to be used for display and the museum office.	?
Sprague House / Cadurcis House	Moved here in 1999 and full restored	1999

Photos & Coordinates

Havelock School (August 2012) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Hunterville United Church (August 2012) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Manitoba Power Commission Powerhouse (August 2012) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Minnedosa Agricultural Society Display Building (August 2012) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Sprague House (August 2012) Source: Gordon Goldsborough Site Coordinates (lat/long): N50.25330, W99.82978 denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Havelock School No. 1514 (RM of Minto-Odanah)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Hunterville United Church (RM of Odanah)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Manitoba Power Commission Powerhouse (Minnedosa)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Minnedosa Agricultural Society Display Building (Minnedosa)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Sprague House / Cadurcis House (Minnedosa)

Sources:

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 29 January 2022

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