Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes

The Pioneers and Chanoinesses Museum offers a great display of artefacts describing life in
the late 18 hundreds and early 19 hundreds. You can learn about the first doctor, the first
veterinarian and the founder of Notre-Dame. With models of the train station and a 1920’s
kitchen, you really step into a life from long ago. Also, half of the museum is dedicated to
the “Chanoinesses”, better known as “Les Soeurs du Sauveur”, an order of religious women
who came from France to help establish our flourishing community. The model of a
schoolroom where the nuns taught shows their importance to our community as well as
photos showing all the activities they lead and artwork they created.

The museum is open from Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM. To book a tour
during the summer, please call 1-204-248-7290. To book a tour from September till the
end of June, please call Colette Lesage @ 1-204-248-7220.

Location: 55 Rogers Street

Admission: $2
12 and under free

Geocache Coordinates: N49º31.853 W098º33.414
accessible from Monday to Friday: 8:30AM to 4:30PM

The Pioneers and Chanoinesses Museum is participating in the Pembina Valley Passport
Adventures, for more information please go to www.pembinavalleytourism.com

For more information on the museum and other attractions, please visit Things to see