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Come
and explore Fort la Reine Museum and Pioneer Village. It is named for
the first Fort in
the area built by La Verendrye in 1738 on the Assiniboine River. To
step onto the grounds of the Museum is to step into the pages of
history. Many buildings are original and have been moved to
 the
museum site. It features a trading post, blacksmith’s shop, stable,
schoolhouse, church, and much more! The main building displays
historical artifacts, Indian beadwork, tools and other domestic items.
There is a picnic area and refreshments available on site. It is home
to the private railway car of Sir William Van Horne, a driving force
in the construction of the CPR in the 19th Century and Western
Canada’s largest Allis Chalmers Museum! Groups are welcome and guided
tours are available by arrangement. Wheelchair accessible--Stroller
and wheelchair available on site. Visit the website at
www.fortlareinemuseum.ca or more information or call 857-3259.
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