Grant's Old Mill Museum is located at 2777 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg Manitoba on the banks of Sturgeon Creek (kiddy corner to Booth Drive).
Our main vision and mission is to educate the public on the operation of a grist mill in the production of flour using a water wheel and millstones all the while presenting the history of milling. We also want to preserve the heritage and story of Manitoba in the era of Cuthbert Grant and the fur trade years of the early to mid-1800’s.
We value integrity, respect for all, our friendly visitors and the environment — and our responsibilities to it.
Meet the Board of the St. James Assiniboia Pioneer Association Inc.
These are the wonderful people who operate the Grant's Old Mill Museum.
Nancy Fluto
Reg Sims
Brian Higgins
Daryl Frame
Marc Brandson
Ken Fluto
Shemar Barnes
Larry Chimilar
Jackie Swan
Vanessa Van Drongelen
Laila Yesmin
Sam Swanson
193
Years of Foundation
100%
Visitor Satisfaction
96K
Visitors/Volunteers
Get Involved
The Grant’s Old Mill Museum is always looking for volunteers for various activities. So, come out, participate and join in on the companionship here at the museum. At this time, we particularly need people with the following interest and/or skills:
✅ Museum marketing and promotion
✅ Production of museum displays
✅ Photographers (for press release imagery)
✅ Assistance at museum functions
You will meet a wide variety of fun and interesting people, and be able to participate in activities that you may never have the opportunity to engage in elsewhere. All the while being able to contribute to the preservation of Manitoba and prairie history. If this sounds of interest to you, please send an email to us by clicking the button below with your (1) name, (2) email address, and (3) phone number. And we’ll get back to you to discuss your interests further. We look forward to meeting you!
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Grant’s Old Mill is located on Treaty 1 territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dene, and Dakota Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.