Nearby Attractions: Morris
This 2000 person town was once the site of two rival fur trading posts, the North West Company and the X.Y. Company in 1801. Neither post lasted a year, and the first permanent settlement came in 1874. The town is named for Manitoba's second lieutenant governor (1872 -1877), Alexander Morris who was also a member of Sir John A Macdonald's federal cabinet and the first Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench in Manitoba. Annual events include the Morris Ag-Expo (first weekend in June), Manitoba Stampede and Agricultural Exhibition (mid-July) one of the country's largest rodeos Official Town of Morris web site. FoundLocally's Business listings for Morris Attractions
Morris & District Centennial Museum
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