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Winnipeg Railway Museum

A wonderful collection of actual locomotives and rolling stock from over a century of railway in Winnipeg. Includes the "Countess of Dufferin", an 1872 steam 4-4-0 locomotive, plus two others with steam, three with diesel, and an electric locomotive. Also has 11 boxcars, baggage cars, cabooses, snowploughs, and maintenance cars.

Address: 123 Broadway
Getting there: in Union Station, tracks One and Two
Hours: Daily 11AM–4PM (winter), longer hours in summer. Temporary closed for renovation
Price: $7 adults, $6 seniors and older students, $5 children
Website: wpgrailwaymuseum.com (opens in a new tab)

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