- Winnipeg City Hall - Learn about the challenges faced by City Hall as the city of Winnipeg grew in population and tensions leading up to the general strike in 1919.
- Explore at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour.
On This Spot leads individuals on informative strolls around historically rich environments. Our distinctive past-and-present images spark interest, while our in-depth tours explore a boundless array of historical subjects.
On This Spot offers an engaging, informative, and easy way to learn about history with the aid of a mobile device. Join us for an enlightening walk through Winnipeg’s most historic landmarks.
Winnipeg developed around the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, known as the Forks. Manitoba’s entrance into the Confederation in 1870 triggered a massive population surge that stretched into the early 1900s, making Winnipeg the principal city of the Canadian prairies. Winnipeg has a vibrant history packed with rebellion, reform, commerce, and culture, and is home to numerous remarkable historical structures.
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