Reviews of Seven Oaks House Museum (Museum)

Jim Poklitar

This is a gem that not many Winnipeggers know about. It's a couple blocks east of Main, between Smithfield and Rupertsland. The property was owned by one of the wealthiest families in early Winnipeg (the Inkster family), and many of the artifacts are original. Staff are in period costumes, and very knowledgeable. The gardens are spectacular.

Rolly Gagné

Excelent ghost your if a magnificent historic property!

Dim SumGuy

Small and very nicely maintained museum. Very interesting and educational visit for an afternoon at the park

Crystal Strelczik

Fascinating and chilling all in one

Devin Searle

What a beautiful provincial historic house and park. A must visit when you're in the area.

Ryan Cormack

The oldest house in Winnipeg. Interesting history and enjoyable tour. They have several community activities here during the summer. A valuable piece of Winnipeg history.

Alex

(Translated) Great 3 story museum with kind staff! It will open in September 2016, but they let me in to interview earlier. (Original) Отличный 3 этажный музей с добрым персоналом! Откроется в сентябре 2016 года но меня впустили взять интервью раньше.

wayne faithful

Omg this place is a hidden gem! Great place to learn history i highly recommend ???? ????

Lowbed John

Wild

Stan Kruse

Great to get a personal tour. Lots of history here

Angelique Prefontaine-Gibson

What a beautiful history gem in Winnipeg! Gabriel was a fantastic tour guide and answered all our questions and then some! Always a pleasure to learn more of the families and history in this great city of ours. This old farmstead is hidden in a beautiful neighborhood. You won't be disappointed to check this place out.

J A

Loved it! Really cool to see how they once lived

David Anderson

Visited as part of the trolley of terror tour but unfortunately no one was there to greet us so we couldn't go inside

ryan bender

Pretty cool place. Was able to learn a bit about Manitobas history

coco kissack

Super educational and friendly staff

Caleb McKinnon

Very exciting to see the history of Winnipeg, the park and house is well kept and the staff are friendly and excited to explain things for you. Great experience all around.

Aaron Neustaedter

This house is central to Winnipeg's history

Richie Jones

Wonderful experience! A great historic, informative, interactive walking tour! We went with another couple and did the walking tour with a group of approximately 30 people. We learned some very interesting facts about how the land was developed back in 1851! What an amazing idea to have such a great snipit of history made available to the public!

andrew yuzek

The museum log house is from the mid 1800s. The park surrounding it is beautiful and very well used. Lovely large green area and a great playground

B Dyck

Every time we’ve been, the experience has been great, the staff are friendly and know their stuff. It is a must for us when we have family visiting from outside the province, and is always a hit, even with the teenagers....

Andy Porter

Today I took my English class to Seven Oaks House Museum and they absolutely loved it. The staff were so friendly, very knowledgeable and very accommodating to new English speakers. It is free so there is no excuse not to go. Many of my students are planning on bringing their families back to see the museum. Thank you for y our kindness to us.

Marcel Pelland

Need to go back cant go in walk around read stuff will go back

lisa weber

This is my family museum! It's amazing to see how my ancestors lived !

Robert Ebbinghaus

My wife stumbled on too this place when googling Winnipeg Museums. Nice that they preserved history and maintain house. Sure over the years they could have sold land as it is prime real estate.

David Carey

Well run by down to earth people they care at the history of Manitoba.

Alison Poetker

Please note the address has changed to 50 Mac Street to reflect the main entrance of the house. The museum is still in the same location.

w cronin

My first visit to the Museum. It was actually a walking ghost tour organized by the Seven Oaks House and Museum. Due to Covid, we were not allowed in, but were shown all around the building and nearby ghostly haunts, including nearby Bleak House and the monument to the Seven Oaks massacre. Well informed tour guides, one of whom was an author of ' Haunted Winnipeg '. A good experience.

Tylene Wright

Great museum!

Cyndi Todd

This is a great historic gem in our city. There are tours & lots of events to participate in. Has parking & a nice park area for a picnic & the kids.

Debbie Quiring

Great history! Still on my mind.

Shane McComb

Cool, the oldest house in Winnipeg. Great little museum.