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The building of this church in Hadashville, which is found within the Rural Municipality of Reynolds, was finished between 1906 and 1910 and may be seen today.
It was brought back to its former glory in 1970 as part of the festivities commemorating the one-hundredth anniversary of the province of Manitoba. A monument may be found at the adjacent cemetery, and it lists the names of those buried in graves that do not have headstones or markers.
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If you visit the area in season, try fantastic Hadashville strawberries.
The method of payment is CASH ONLY. Always call the farm or check the website before you plan on visiting to ensure when we are open.
Photos: Google Maps, Dawn Block, M&E Strawberries
Hadashville is home to a charming and spotlessly clean restaurant operated by a family. It is about a kilometre from the Trans-Canada Highway, often called Highway 1.
Visitors recommend trying the pulled pork sandwich and the cabbage rolls and perogies. The welcoming proprietor claims that the cuisine is prepared fresh on the premises from scratch.
Photo: Google Maps, William Brown
In 1957, Manitoba Forestry Association created the Sandilands Forest Discovery Centre. It offers educational programming centred on the preservation of forests.
A museum building, a ranger station originally constructed in 1926 by the Dominion Forest Service and has since been renovated, a small forest observation tower, a suspension bridge crossing the Whitemouth River, and the Tree Planting Car are all structures that can be found on the site.
The facility is currently only open by appointment.
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The scenic Whitemouth River Campground may be found in the southeast corner of Manitoba on the tranquil shores of the Whitemouth River.
A lower campsite offers a variety of camping options, including tent sites, RV sites, cabin rentals, and day-use amenities.
Canoeing, tubing, and kayaking are all made easier by the presence of a concrete ramp, which is located on the riverbanks.
The top campsite features wooded seasonal RV sites, a picnic shelter, and a group recreational area; these amenities are placed within a canopy of trees.
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Patchwork Gardens is the result of a partnership between two farming families, namely that of Eric Williams and his family and that of Megan Joslin and Ian Stutt and their family, in addition to our fantastic farming workforce.
Since 2004, Patchwork Gardens has provided local grocery shops and restaurants in the Kingston region with veggies grown on their certified organic vegetable farm.
Looking to purchase some of our locally-grown organic vegetables?
See the list of Kingston’s amazing restaurants and where to buy their produce.
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