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Nearby Attractions: Lockport

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Kennedy House and Museum & Maple Grove Tea Room
3.7 km south on River Road Heritage Parkway
204-334-2498
This building was built in 1866 by Captain William Kennedy, who was an explorer, entrepreneur and a trader. The house has three period-furnished rooms and a glassed-in tea room overlooking the terraced English gardens and the Red River. Museum is open May to mid October. Hours are: Tues-Friday 11-4pm Sat and Sunday 11-5 Open Holiday Mondays only from 11-5

St Andrews-on-the-Red Anglican Church
204-334-6405
The oldest Anglican stone church west of the Great Lakes, in fact the oldest still in use. Worshipers even today use buffalo-hide covered kneelers. St Andrews Rectory is a national historic site, is one of the first stone houses in the Red River settlement is across the street from the church, and contains exhibits of the settlement and its missionaries. Open daily from 10 am to 6 pm mid-May to Labour Day. Free Admission

Little Britain United Church
North of Lockpoort on PTH 9
This is the oldest united Church building in Manitoba, built between 1872 and 1874 in the gothic style by Duncan McRae. It is one of only five surviving original Red River settlement stone churches.

Skinners Wet 'n' Wild Waterslide Park
Highway 44, just west of Lockport Bridge
204-757-2623
Facilities include six waterslides, bumper boats and cars, mini golf, a hot tub, batting cage, wading pool, video arcade, and bar & grill. Open daily 10 am to 8 pm in July & August and 10 am to 6 pm in June. Admission $11, $9 for kids aged 5-12, family rate $40. Mini golf is $2 extra.


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