Built in 1862 by Robert Cox, Cox House is one of only two surviving Red River frame style houses in Manitoba still on its original site.

Red River frame was an architectural style where walls were formed by slipping short logs cut with protruding tongues into vertical logs that had channels cut down their length.

Before 1870, Red River frame buildings were the most common type of building in Manitoba.

Roderick Cox

Cox house stripped to horizontal siding

Cox house interior wall detail

Cox House Exterior

Cox House Aerial

Cox House Second Floor

Cox House Second Floor

Cox House Second Floor

Cox House Second Floor Lathe