Museums near Lyleton MB (51 Result(s))

The Beautiful Plains School Division will strive to provide quality educational opportunities within a safe and caring environment that will enable students To become life long learners andto become responsible, productive, contributing citizens in a changing society.

Dufferin's Historical Museum is located at the corner of King's Park Road and Hwy 245. Surrounded by the Carman Golf Course and King's Park this wonderful facility is superbly located for an afternoon of education and recreation. After an hour spent wandering through the region's history, visitors can enjoy a picnic in King's Park or a refreshing swim at Carman's Pool, only 200 meters away.

Love the rumble of antique machinery or the rustic charm of a pioneer village?Ever wondered what it was like to live in a prairie town?Do you enjoy exploring heritage or going for a walk down 'memory lané? Then the Threshermen's Museum located on Hwy #3 between Morden and Winkler is one place you won't want to miss! ~ Celebrating 45 Years of Our Heritage in 2013! ~

The community of Gilbert Plains is located in the valley of the Riding Mountain and Duck Mountain, nestled in the lush agricultural setting on Manitoba's Parkland. With a toprated 18hole golf course, campgrounds, nearby lakes for fishing and yearround sports facilities, Gilbert Plains is an ideal place to vacation. The rich local heritage and vibrant community makes it an even better place to live. Check us out!Where is Gilbert Plains?Gilbert Plains is located in the Parkland, in the south west area of the province of Manitoba, Canada. Gilbert Plains is ideally situated only 14 km from Riding Mountain National Park of Canada and 35 km from the Duck Mountain Provincial Park. Distance to nearby centres:Grandview – 15 km

In 1906, the Provincial Museum (as it was called then) was formed to 'secure and preserve natural history specimens and objects of historical and ethnological interest'. Since these early beginnings, the Museum's purpose has expanded to use these specimens and objects to educate communities through our programs, exhibits and research. By clearly defining our current vision, mission and mandate, we provide ourselves with a guidepost to follow when building exhibits, delivering programs and doing research.