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Hillcrest Museum

Tourism Region: Westman

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Large stone and brick house built in 1910 by Fred Sowden, son of Squire Sowden, the founder of Souris. Site includes an agricultural display and a restored CPR caboose.

Visit

Map


Location

Address: 
26 Crescent Ave. East
Souris, Manitoba
R0K 2C0

Telephone: 204-483-2008

Mailing Address: 
Hillcrest Museum
P.O. Box 1287, Souris, Manitoba
R0K 2C0

Hours of Operation

Operations: Seasonal

School Tours by appointment in June.
Daily in July and August.

Open: Open on Sundays in June, 2:00 to 4:00
Daily in July and August, 10:00 to 6:00

Administration fees

Admission: Charged
Adults: $3.00
Students: $2.00

About Collections

Artifacts found in an early 1900's home. Agricultural tools and equipment. Aboriginal artifacts. Photo albums. Books and newspapers. Display of over 5100 mounted butterflies and moths from around the world.

Archives

Community and military archives containing documents and photographs.

Photographs • Textual Records

Decorative Arts

Ceramics, Porcelain or Pottery • Costumes • Furniture or Furnishings • Metalwork, Silverwork or Goldwork • Musical Instruments • Textiles or Tapestries

Fine Arts

Culture:
Canadian • Aboriginal or First Nations

Media:
Painting • Prints and Drawings

Miscellaneous:
Religious Art

Human History

Agriculture • Costumes and Accessories • Currency • Furniture or Furnishings • Household Objects or Domestic Technology • Imaging : Photographs • Local History • Maps, Charts, Plans or Blueprints • Musical Instruments • Sports Equipment

Natural Sciences

Plants and Animals (Biological Collections)
Zoology : Invertebrates : Insects (Insecta)

Services & Activities

Research Services

Conservation or Restoration

Visitor Services

Guided Tours : English • Information Centre or Desk
Other: Famous Souris Swinging Bridge nearby.

Volunteer Services

Activities: School tours and hostesses in the house and hosts at the agriculture building.

Publications & Products

Museum Guide • Postcards