Preparing for Your Visit to the

Inglis Grain Elevators National Historic Site.

Some things can be better learned in an atmosphere where there is the opportunity to explore, to see, to smell, to hear, and to feel.

An out-of-school excursion can offer these opportunities to broaden and enrich a student’s learning. A visit to the Inglis Grain Elevators National Historic Site will encourage your students to look at Manitoba’s past in new and different ways. You, as a teacher, have a crucial role in planning a worthwhile and stimulating learning experience. Our Teachers’ Guide will assist you in planning a trip to the site.

Don’t forget to book your visit!

The Inglis Grain Elevators National Historic Site is a seasonal site, opened in late spring until early fall. It s operated by volunteers and the staff of the Inglis Heritage Committee.

You can expect to spend one to three hours on the site depending on the activities planned and the number of students in the class.

The elevators are not heated and tour groups will spend a great deal of time outdoors. Please dress accordingly. You should plan to bring your own refreshments, including water.

The site staff can help you plan for your visit.