
Meet up with a group of history buffs from the Manitoba Historical Society for lunch at Sig's Grill in Stonewall and purchase your lunch/beverage prior to our tour. We then will travel to the Settlers, Rails & Trails Museum at 13 MB-322, Argyle, MB R0C 0B0 for a guided tour beginning around 1:30 PM.
Our tour will take you on a journey of this 12-acre heritage park, and give the visitors a glimpse of a “museum under development“. As recent as 2019 this location was a farmer's field, but has since seen heritage building moves/renovations, native prairie grass restoration, heritage and royal trees planted, the building of a railway bed, access roads, landscaping efforts. This tour will include a visit to the recently-opened Queen Elizabeth Memorial Exhibit. The park is located on the Principal Meridian of Canada and includes a natural Karst “sinkhole” which can be toured as well. Our group meets in Argyle for lunch, and Argyle is only 30 minutes NW of Winnipeg.
*This is a BYOV event, which means bring your own vehicle!
Visit the museums's website to learn more about their work and site.
Visit here for a list of the Manitoba Historical Society's Historic Sites to visit that are in the Argyle area.
Price:
MHS Members:
$5 each, plus admin fee (does not include lunch)
Non-Members:
$8 each
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