THE PLUM MUSEUM
142-1st Street South.
(204) 483-3643 - Summer
(204) 483-2643 - Off Season

St. Luke's Anglican Church (The Plum Museum) is one of the oldest church buildings in Western Manitoba It has been retored to its original 1883 form with important architectural details and the original Victorian-era colors of plum and chocolate brown.The Plum offers many art and history collections to view as well as displays of notable local people. It is also an interactive place to visit and offers activities for the whole family.
While visiting you will experience our Victoria Tea Room, a games room with heritage board games, dinner theatre (Monday-Friday), a scenic Tea Terrace and picnic area, nature trail to the bird sanctuary, and you can take part in live historical dramas.

The Plum Museum employs 4 students each summer who host, entertain and serve our visitors.

Tourist information is also available and there is wheel chair accessibility to the first floor.

Hour of Operation
(July 1st - Labour Day)
11:00am - 7:00pm

Off Season:
We are also pleased to offer special pre-arranged off-season access to the museum for large groups and special events.


History books from the Souris and District Heritage Club are available for $20.00