The Former Winnipeg Free Press Building, located at 300 Carlton Street, is a prominent historic site that showcases the rich history of Winnipeg. Constructed in 1913, this six-storey brick building served as the home for the Manitoba Free Press for 78 years and now stands as a municipally designated historic site.
Managed by the Manitoba Historical Society, this site is part of a broader initiative to highlight historic landmarks across Manitoba. With an interactive website, history enthusiasts can explore over 9,000 significant locations, including the Former Winnipeg Free Press Building, and discover the stories that shaped our communities.
Managed by the Manitoba Historical Society, this site is part of a broader initiative to highlight historic landmarks across Manitoba. With an interactive website, history enthusiasts can explore over 9,000 significant locations, including the Former Winnipeg Free Press Building, and discover the stories that shaped our communities.
