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Nellie McClung Museum of Canada
Highway #3 and Main Street
Manitou MB  R0G 1G0

Region: Central


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Website: www.nellieshomes.ca

Admission: Adults: $10.00; 17 & under: FREE

Regular Hours:
Noon until 4:00 pm. Wednesday - Sunday

Off Season Hours:
Closed mid October to April

About the Museum:

The Nellie McClung Museum of Canada is the only of its kind in the country that is solely dedicated to the life and legacy of human rights champion, Nellie L. McClung. Much of what Nellie accomplished during her career took flight in Manitou, where she lived for nearly 20 years. In McClung House, she wrote two Canadian best sellers, began her work as a champion of women’s and human rights and raised four of their five children. Nellie Mooney first arrived in Manitou as a 16 year old teacher at Hazel School, just three miles north of the community. The home where she boarded, now known as Hazel Cottage, provides visitors a glimpse into Nellie’s earliest years as a budding believer in human rights.

Museum Events:

Nellie McClung day, June 23 Lilac & Lace Luncheon, June Tours & Activities during Manitou Fair (second weekend of July Tours & Activities during Honey Garlic Fest. second wknd September

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The Association of Manitoba Museums acknowledges that we are on Treaty 1 territory and the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.