Saint-Boniface Museum
The Museum is housed in the oldest building in Winnipeg, a former Grey Nuns' Convent. It is a designated National Historic Site. The museum's exhibitions interpret the development, survival and growth of Western Canada's French-Canadian and Métis cultures.
About the Collections
The Museum's collections range from archeaological pieces to medical equipment; the first church bell in the West; Louis Riel's coffin; a replica of a Red River cart; furnishings and domestic accessories; agricultural and trade tools; educational and religious artifacts.
Approximate number of objects in the collections: 25,000
Archives
Photographs
Decorative Arts
Furniture or Furnishings •
Musical Instruments •
Textiles or Tapestries
Fine Arts
Culture:
Canadian
Media:
Painting •
Sculpture
Miscellaneous:
Folk Art •
Religious Art
Human History
Clocks or Time-Keeping Devices
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Communications Devices
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Furniture or Furnishings
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Household Objects or Domestic Technology
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Imaging
: Photographs
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Local History
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Maps, Charts, Plans or Blueprints
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Medals
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Memorabilia
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Religious or Liturgical Objects
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Sports Equipment
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Toys and Games
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Transportation
: Non-motorized ground
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Weapons
Natural Sciences
Plants and Animals (Biological Collections)
Zoology
: Vertebrates
: Birds (Aves)
: Mammals (Mammalia)
Services & Activities
Exhibits, guided or self-guided tours, school programs, treasure boxes for seniors, school visits, consulting services.
Educational Programs
Family Programs
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Lectures
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School Programs
: Age 5-11 (k-6)
: Age 12-17 (7-13)(Quebec: Secondary 1-CEGEP)
Visitor Services
Bilingual Services
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Guided Tours
: English
: French
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Accessible by Public Transportation
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Children's Activities or Services
: Playground
: Nursing area or Change Table
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Gift shop
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Special Needs Facilities
: Signs
: Washrooms
: Wheelchair access
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Cloakroom
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Washrooms
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Parking Facilities
: Bus
Volunteer Services
Volunteer Services Available •
Volunteer Training Offered
Number of Volunteers: 12
Activities: Board membership
Food Services
Catering Services
Internet Services
Collections •
Virtual Exhibitions •
Education •
School Visits or Programs •
Directions or Map •
Local History •
Online Giftshop or Bookstore
Publications and Products
Brochures •
Postcards •
Tour Packages •
T-Shirts or Sweatshirts or Caps
Featured Images
Map
Location
| Address: |
494 Taché Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R2H 2B2 See Map |
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| Telephone: | 204-237-4500 |
| Fax: | 204-986-7964 |
| Email Us |
Hours of Operation
Operations:
Year Round
Open: May 22 to September 27, 2009
Monday to Friday (except Thursdays) 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday (extended hours) 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and holidays 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed:
Saturday
Christmas, New Year
Admission:
Charged
Adults $5.00
Students (6-17 years or with valid student ID) $4.00
Seniors (60+ years) $4.00
Children 5 and under (accompanied by an adult) free
Family (maximum two adults) $15.00
Discounts:
Groups •
Seniors •
Students •
CMA members







