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Town in Manitoba, Canada
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Virden is a town of 3,300 people (2016) in the Prairie Mountain region of Manitoba.
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A North West Company trading post from 1790 until c. 1805. The original fort site was destroyed during extraction of gravel during construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway through the area. The site is marked with a cairn.
Manitoba Provincial Heritage Site No. 79
In a red brick veneer home built by James Frame in 1888. It has a collection of over 10,009 donated artifacts relating to Virden and area. Guided tours.
A course that is completely surrounded by beautiful prairie wetlands and one of the province's oldest stands of oak trees. A 6626-yard course.
Salads, sandwiches, burgers, pizza, chicken.
30-amp service, water, and septic connections at each site. A full supply of RV parts and accessories, wood, propane exchange, and lots of other items to ensure you enjoy your stay. 18-hole mini-golf, pools and wet deck. Four fully equipped rental cabins.
60-seat dining room, 250-seat beverage room & patio, off sale beer vendor and 15 renovated guest rooms.
Offers a unique collection of over 15,000 costumes.
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