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Where are we going?
Address: 68148 Hwy 212, Cooks Creek, Manitoba Canada How do we get there? Number: 204 444-4448
About this activity
It's all about history at the Cooks Creek Heritage Museum in Manitoba! The Cooks Creek Heritage Museum seeks to preserve the memories of the past, so that families just like YOURS can hear about the stories, learn about the past and teach future generations about what shaped the area to be what it is today.
They have a number of buildings within the museum where you can explore, that include two fully furnished original pioneer homes, as well as an authentic blacksmith AND woodworking shop!
Kids, it's a great way to use that imagination and see what you think life in another century would be like!
Everyone who visits the Cooks Creek Heritage Museum can enjoy a fully personalized tours done by one of their very knowledgable tour guides. Of course they are happy to answer any questions you may have on pioneer life!
What's fun about the Cooks Creek Heritage Museum, is that some of the artifacts are still in working order, which means it's the perfect place for kids to get some hands-one learning experience all about pioneer life.
The Cooks Creek Heritage Museum is all dedicated to Manitoba's Pioneers from the Eastern European Slavic Countries. Kids not only learn about history, but about a host of cultures too, so it's a family day out filled with fascinating learning, fun and getting to use those imaginations!
Activity location
Directions
They aren't accessible via public transport.
From downtown Winnipeg:
Take Rte 57 E to Mission St
Turn right onto Mission St
Take Provincial Trunk Hwy 59 N and Provincial Rd 213 E/MB-213 E to Cooks Creek Rd/MB-212 N in Springfield
Turn left onto Cooks Creek Rd/MB-212 N
How much does it cost?
Adults
$6
Children
$4 (Ages 6-17)
Free Under
5 years
Last Updates
2023
Cooks Creek Heritage Museum FAQ’s
They can supply food and refreshments with advanced notice. If no advance notice is given then we do not have any food or drink options.
There is a bit of fair bit of walking on the grounds during the tour so bring good walking shoes. It is better if kids can walk themselves because not all the buildings have room for strollers.
You can pick up some post cards, decorative plates, history books, choir CD, T-Shirts, tote bags, aprons and more!
They are a great place to learn about the local pioneers who settled in the area, mainly those of Polish and Ukrainian origin.
They can cater to dietary restrictions if they are told about them beforehand.
Unfortunately they aren't wheelchair accessible
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