Ceci est un event archivé de la Fête de la Culture 2023.
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Virtual view of the Transcona Museum's gallery spaces. Photo courtesy of VR Manitoba. -
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A view of our 2021 exhibit "Collecting Transcona, Connecting Manitoba". Photo courtesy of VR Manitoba. -
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A view of our Main Gallery at the Transcona Museum. Photo courtesy of VR Manitoba. -
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Transcona Museum, located at 141 Regent Avenue West. Photo courtesy of Transcona Museum.
Virtual Tours of the Transcona Museum
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Cette activité se déroule pendant toute la durée de la Fête de la culture.
Lieu
Transcona Museum
Winnipeg, MB
Directions: This is a virtual tour of the Transcona Museum using your computer or mobile device.
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
À propos
We are excited to present our Virtual Tours of Transcona Museum, developed in partnership with VR Manitoba. These tours give visitors access to the museum's exhibit galleries and a collection storage space through your computer or mobile device. We offer two virtual tours: "Collecting Transcona, Connecting Manitoba" (2021) and "Transcona's Railway Journey" (2020). The tours can be accessed at the link below.
Thank you to The Winnipeg Foundation for your support of our virtual tours.
Liens
- Virtual Tours transconamuseum.mb.ca
Organisateur
Transcona Museum
The heart of Transcona's vibrant history and culture.
The Transcona Museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the community heritage of Transcona and the surrounding Springfield district through our collections, exhibitions, and programs. Our yearly rotating displays feature the history of the community, the railroad industry, settler life, Indigenous cultures, and the natural history of the area.
The Transcona Museum is located at 141 Regent Avenue West, the site of a historic 1925 building that originally served as the Bank of Toronto and later the Transcona Municipal Office. On July 14th, 1980 the building was designated a Class III Heritage Building by the City of Winnipeg.
The museum's largest artifact is CN 2747, the first steam engine built in Western Canada at the Transcona Shops, and is on display in Rotary Heritage Park on Plessis Road, north of Kildare Avenue.