Historic Sites of Manitoba: Red River Frame Buildings

Some noteworthy examples of Red River Frame architecture in Manitoba:

Building	Location	Year
Inkster Store	115 Rupertsland Boulevard East, Winnipeg	c1826-1831
William Fraser House	Lower Fort Garry	1835
Archway Warehouse	Norway House	1840-1841
Grey Nuns Convent	494 Tache Avenue, Winnipeg	1846-1851
Seven Oaks House	115 Rupertsland Boulevard, Winnipeg	1851-1853
St. James Anglican Church	525 Tylehurst Street, Winnipeg	1853
Ross House	140 Meade Street North, Winnipeg	1854
Henderson House	St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park	1854
Brown House	3180 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg	1856
Delorme House	St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park	1857
McDonald House	Selkirk	c1860
Barber House	99 Euclid Avenue, Winnipeg	1862
Cox House	7348 Henderson Highway North, RM of St. Clements	c1865
Christ Church Anglican	Fort Alexander, Sagkeeng First Nation	1868-1870
St. Anne’s Anglican Church	Poplar Point, RM of Portage la Prairie	1869
Roman Catholic Mission	Brochet	1869
Red River Frame Barn	SW10-14-4E near Lower Fort Garry	c1870
Riel House	330 River Road, Winnipeg	1880-1881

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This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 28 January 2023

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