Saskatoon
Museum, RCMP / Military, Heritage Site / Village, National Historic Site
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326 - 11th St E. One block from South Saskatchewan River in Nutana area.
Latitude: 52.11795° N,
Longitude: -106.6648° W
Longitude: -106.6648° W
The Marr National Historic Site
The Marr National Historic Site
Still standing on its original site in the Nutana neighbourhood of Saskatoon, the Marr Residence is the oldest home accessible to the public in the city. This simple two-storey frame house was built in 1884 by Alexander (Sandy) Marr and earned a special place in Canada's history in 1885 when it served as a field hospital during the Northwest Resistance. See website for a list of summer and winter programming.
Saskatoon - Saskatoon
Still standing on its original site in the Nutana neighbourhood of Saskatoon, the Marr Residence is the oldest home accessible to the public in the city. This simple two-storey frame house was built in 1884 by Alexander (Sandy) Marr and earned a special place in Canada's history in 1885 when it served as a field hospital during the Northwest Resistance. See website for a list of summer and winter programming.
Location Information
326 - 11th St E. One block from South Saskatchewan River in Nutana area.
View on map >lat. 52.11795° N, long. -106.6648° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-652-1201 |
themarr@gmail.com
