Ross House is one of the oldest homes in Winnipeg, and it served as the first official Post Office in Western Canada. It was built in 1854 for William and Jemima Ross, members of a prominent Métis family in the Red River Settlement.
Their carefully restored log home now offers visitors an immersive look into daily life in early Manitoba.
Due to current public health orders,
all visitors over the age of 12 must provide proof of immunization
to access our indoor and outdoor programming.
Ross House Museum is open seasonally
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday - Sunday
From June 1 to August 31
Admission is by donation.
Drop-in tours are available during open hours.
Please contact us to schedule group tours and walking tours.
204-942-5396
RHouseMuseum@gmail.com
Their carefully restored log home now offers visitors an immersive look into daily life in early Manitoba.
Due to current public health orders,
all visitors over the age of 12 must provide proof of immunization
to access our indoor and outdoor programming.
Ross House Museum is open seasonally
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday - Sunday
From June 1 to August 31
Admission is by donation.
Drop-in tours are available during open hours.
Please contact us to schedule group tours and walking tours.
204-942-5396
RHouseMuseum@gmail.com
While you're waiting for Ross House Museum to open...
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