Ross House Museum is a vital part of Winnipeg's history, embodying the spirit of mid-19th century Scottish and Métis heritage. Originally owned by the Inkster and Ross families, this unique museum captures the daily life and experiences of two families in the Red River Settlement. Our mission is to preserve this historical site and educate the public about its cultural significance to the development of Winnipeg and Manitoba.
Conveniently located along the scenic Red River, Ross House Museum provides visitors with a rich, immersive environment to explore and learn. As part of our commitment to community engagement and reconciliation, we acknowledge our location on Treaty One land and strive to foster respectful relationships aligned with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action. We invite you to discover this unique gem in Winnipeg, connecting with its deep-rooted history and cultural legacy.
Conveniently located along the scenic Red River, Ross House Museum provides visitors with a rich, immersive environment to explore and learn. As part of our commitment to community engagement and reconciliation, we acknowledge our location on Treaty One land and strive to foster respectful relationships aligned with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action. We invite you to discover this unique gem in Winnipeg, connecting with its deep-rooted history and cultural legacy.
