St. Andrew's-on-the-Red Anglican Church & RectoryBirds, Boats, & the Mighty Red River Pass - $18.99 / pass
Discover the heritage of River Road and the Hudson Bay Company; flock to a marsh that it more than "just for birders", learn about Manitoba's maritime history and enjoy local artisans all with this pass.
The Birds, Boats & the Mighty Red River pass includes: complimentary admission into St. Andrew's on the Red Anglican Church & Rectory, one single adult admission into Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site of Canada, one single adult admission into Oak Hammock Marsh, one single adult admission into the Marine Museum of Manitoba, and a 10% gift shop discount at the Selkirk Community Arts Centre (valid until September 30, 2010).
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St. Andrew's-on-the-Red Anglican Church & Rectory
It is the oldest stone church in Western Canada still used for public worship. The Gothic Revival church has massive stone walls which were quarried out of the banks of the Red River. Buffalo hide covered kneelers, stained glass windows, and many of the original fixtures are still in place today. The Rectory, built in 1854 for the Archdeacon of the day, William Cockran, is still used as a residence for the current Minister. The front part of the Rectory and grounds is a museum open for guided tours. It is considered one of the best remaining examples of what was called "Hudson Bay architecture".
Offer: Complementary admission
Location: 374 River Road, East of Main St N, River Road Provincial Heritage Park, St. Andrews MB
Contact: (204) 334-6405
Season: Mid-May to September
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Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site of Canada 
History comes to life as you explore the oldest stone fur trading post in North America. Meet the Governor, visit the blacksmith shop, village workers and Aboriginals who were essential to the trade activities during the 19th century.
Offer: One single adult admission
Location: 5925 Hwy 9 (Main St N), St. Andrew's MB
Contact: (204) 785-6050
Season: Mid May to Labour Day, open daily 9:00am-5:00pm
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Oak Hammock Marsh 
Discover the magic of wetlands through interactive exhibits, guided tours, walking paths and canoe excursions, then relax in the cafe or on the rooftop observation deck.
Offer: One single adult admission
Location: Hwy's 67 & 220, 1 Snow Goose Bay Oak Hammock Marsh MB
Contact: (204) 467-3300
Season: Year round
Open November to August daily 10:00am-4:30pm
Open September to October daily 10:00am-8:00pm, closed November 11 and December 25
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Marine Museum of Manitoba 
Tour six fully restored ships, including Manitoba's oldest steamship that once sailed Lake Winnipeg and the Red River. Manitoba as a maritime province is an important part of our transportation history.
Offer: One single adult admission
Location: Queen and Eveline St. Selkirk MB
Contact: (204) 482-7761
Season: May to September
Open Monday to Friday 9:00pm-5:00pm
Saturday, Sunday & holiday Mondays 10:00am-6:00pm
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Selkirk Community Arts Centre 
The Gwen Fox Gallery exhibits the works of different members each month as well as unique items and crafts in the gift shop.
Offer: 10% gift shop discount (offer expires September 30, 2010)
Location: 101-250 Manitoba Avenue and Main St. Selkirk MB
Contact: (204) 482-4359
Season: Year round
Open February to December Tuesday-Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm