CARON HOUSE

50 Cass Street

Caron House, built by George Caron, is one of the original farm houses on the Assiniboine River. Caron Park was established in 1980 and the Charleswood Historical Society saved the house from demolition. Preserved as a Grade One Historical Building, it anchors the history of Charleswood with links to St. Charles.

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What we do!

Community and school programs

Charleswood Historical Society releases informative monthly newsletters. Click to read more.

chs Newsletters

Charleswood Historical Society releases informative monthly newsletters. Click to read more.

Charleswood Museum

Charleswood Historical Society collects and preserves Charleswood history. Click to learn more.

Long time resident Barry Carr has produced an interesting video on Charleswood and some “little known facts” about our community. Click here to enjoy and learn more!

our upcoming events!

Charleswood Historical Society offers dozens of events yearly including our stimulation lecture series, school presentations, museum tours and fundraising events.

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get involved

how you can help

Make a donation

Please visit our Museum any Saturday between 2 – 4 PM and talk to one of our members on how you can contribute to the Society. We have many projects that can use your help.

VOLUNTEER

Stop by our museum any Saturday during the hours of 2 – 4 PM and talk to our members about one of the many opportunities to volunteer for one of our committees or projects.

Become a Member

Your generosity makes our work possible. Whether you contribute financially or as advocate for good. Click below to learn how.

CHS In the News!

The Metro Newspaper of Canstar Community News published a terrific article about our newly revamped museum. Click on the link below to read this story!