5006 Roblin Boulevard
May 30th, 2026Saturday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
The Charleswood Museum is located on the site of Charleswood’s former city council chambers. The Museum displays many artifacts including the 1860’s Assiniboine River ferry pulley, Charlie the bison, 3,500-year-old projectile points, the first post office wicket in Charleswood, vintage wedding dresses, local sports memorabilia, regional art and photography, agricultural equipment, vintage school supplies and a myriad of treasures from days gone by. We celebrate Indigenous and Métis peoples, buffalo hunters, early settlers, military veterans, all peoples who are part of the history and heritage of Charleswood.
Parking is available at the front of the building, beside the fire station
Staff and volunteers will be on site to share knowledge and answer questions. No registration required!
Accessibility Information:
· accessible entrance
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