Welcome to the Winkler Heritage Society Website!
We hope you will find the information on this website useful and educational. Please feel free to browse around and contact us if you have any question or comments about the site.
Winkler Heritage Museum now open!
The Winkler Heritage Museum is now open in the north west corner of the Southland Mall. (Use the entrance beside Staples). Here’s a photo of a recent donation to the museum. It’s a model replica of the train station in Winkler built in the late 1800’s and demolished in 1972.
Stones and Stories
The Heritage Society has embarked on a project to preserve history from our local cemeteries. The project is entitled Stones and Stories and Arnie Neufeld and Bruce Wiebe continue to inventory all of the grave markers in the Winkler Cemetery. They are also collecting photos and obituaries of all of those buried there. To contribute, contact Arnie Neufeld at arnieneufeld@mts.net
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The Winkler Centennial Quilt
by Erna Elias |
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Click on the quilt for
a larger view.
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The Winkler Heritage Society featured the Winkler Centennial Quilt, which was completed in 2006, in time to become part of the city’s centennial celebrations.
The quilt can be seen at the Winkler Centennial Library, where it was hung after the centennial activities were over. |
Winkler Centennial books
Winkler Centennial books are available at Winkler City Hall, 185 Main Street and McNally Robinson book stories in Winnipeg. Please click here to download the book order form.
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