ST. VITAL MUSEUM

OPERATED BY THE
ST. VITAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC.,
A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT SERVES TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE THE HISTORY OF THE
"CITY OF ST. VITAL".

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IF YOU WISH TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE ST. VITAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY OR DONATE TO THE MUSEUM, PLEASE CONTACT US AT:

email: svhs@mts.net
phone: (204) 255-2864
Mail:
St. Vital Museum
600 St. Mary's Road
Winnipeg, MB, R2M 3L5

Charitable tax receipts are issued for donations $10.00 and over.

What We Display

Archives

Filing system for printed materials regarding history of St. Vital and surrounding areas since the early days of the Metis Settlements in the 1800's.
Architectural Records / Cartographic Materials / Prints and Drawings / Manuscripts / Films and Videos / Photographs / Sound Recordings

Decorative Arts

Household, job related articles, miscellaneous displays of ceramics, porcelain & pottery / costumes / furniture & furnishings / glass / metalwork, silverwork & goldwork / textiles & tapestries

Fine Arts

Culture, Canadian, Aboriginal & First Nations
Media: Photography
Miscellaneous: war art

Human History

Several books and archival materials on a variety of topics, including the complete 'Britannica'
Agriculture / Archaeological objects / clocks & time-keeping devices / costumes & accessories / furniture & furnishings / household objects & domestic technology / imaging, film, photographs, video / manuscripts / maps, charts, plans & blueprints / medals / oral history / performing arts / sports equipment / transportation, marine, non-motorized ground, railway / local History / weapons

NOTE: Not all items are on display at a given time. Items are displayed on a rotating basis.
Approximate number of objects in the collections: 3,000 +

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