The museum has a variety of exhibits including early photographs, children’s toys, quilts, furniture, musical instruments, dishes and school items all with some connection to the area’s history.
The farm kitchen had many hand-driven appliances in the 1930s, a cream separator, a butter churn, and large bread bowl, plus many other smaller kitchen aids 
One area shows medical items used years ago. The cabinet belonged to Dr. C.W. Wiebe and was used in the clinic, then on Main Street. Today this building is the Wiens Doell Law Office.
In one corner of the museum old school desks, a green board, the alphabet, models of the two Burwalde schools and many old school books are displayed. On the left is the wedding dress of Mrs. John R. Walkof.
Hours of Operation
Sunday: closed
Monday: closed
Tuesday – 10-3pm
Wednesday – 10-3pm
Thursday: 10-3pm
Friday: 10-3pm
Saturday: 10-3pm
We are open in the North West corner of the Southland Mall.
Visits may be by appointment as well, just contact us. There is no admission fee, but donations are gratefully accepted.
Donations
The Winkler Heritage Museum accepts donations of antique furniture, clothes, toys, dishes, tools, photos, handcraft items, etc. These items should have a connection with Winkler and surrounding area and should be in good condition.
To check if your article is suitable contact: Joanne Bergen 204-319-0080
Winkler Centennial Books
Winkler history books are sold for $20.00 and are available at the museum and archive.