50 Cass Street
May 31st, 2026Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Located along the scenic Assiniboine River, Caron House invites you to experience life as it was over a century ago. Built around 1905 by George Caron, this historically designated home, maintained by the Charleswood Historical Society, offers a unique glimpse into early Charleswood history.
Discover the stories of the Caron family and the historic ferry that once connected Charleswood to St. Charles. Step inside the house, imagine life over 100 years ago. On our ferry tour, step back in time and experience how the river shaped everyday life.
What to Expect
· Guided tours of Caron House and the Ferry Crossing throughout the day
· Engaging stories of early settlers and community life
· A chance to explore the grounds and historic surroundings
Tours are hosted by the Charleswood Historical Society, the dedicated group that maintains this important heritage site.
Caron House is located in Caron Park, just beyond the parking lot at the corner of Cass Street and Musgrove Street.
Guided tours will run casually throughout the afternoon. No registration required!
Outdoor events will be cancelled in the case of heavy rain or thunderstorms. Indoor events will proceed regardless of the weather. Weather related cancellations will NOT be posted.
Accessibility Information:
· entry to the house is by stairs only
· outdoor areas include uneven, grassy, and sloped terrain
· washroom facilities: outdoor portable toilet
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