Curator of Seven Oaks House Museum, Eric Napier Strong, has drawn deeply on his historical expertise to develop this series of rides exploring different areas of Manitoba’s early history.
Winnipeg’s North End has a reputation for being tough, but it’s also home to a fierce community pride. This area was literally on the wrong side of the tracks from our urban core, and the symbolic barrier created major social divides that are still felt today.
The North End has also been a mosaic of cultural diversity from its earliest days. Out of the early foundations laid by Jewish, Polish, and Ukrainian immigrants, the community has developed a unique identity that has given birth to strong political and social movements. The area’s historic architecture will help us trace the evolution of this identity as the community changed and spread north into the affluent suburb of St. John’s.
Tour Length: 7.75 km
When
September 17th, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Location
Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral
1175 Main Street
Winnipeg, MB R2W 3S4
Canada
1175 Main Street
Winnipeg, MB R2W 3S4
Canada
Event Fee(s)
| General Admission | CA$12.00 |