The James Avenue Pumping Station, a historic site in Winnipeg, was built in 1906 to supply water for downtown fire hydrants. Declared a municipal heritage site in 1982, this unique venue marries history and dining, preserving century-old machinery in a charming atmosphere.
Today, it serves as a thriving restaurant and bar, featuring high and low seating options, a custom wooden bar, and vintage fire-themed decor. The combination of local craftsmanship and a rich historical backdrop makes this a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of Winnipeg's rich history.
Today, it serves as a thriving restaurant and bar, featuring high and low seating options, a custom wooden bar, and vintage fire-themed decor. The combination of local craftsmanship and a rich historical backdrop makes this a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of Winnipeg's rich history.
