Erratic Rock at the Museum

Stories are told about this rock. A baby is buried beneath.

Frank Paishk's cabin

At one time there was a settlement of several houses here at West Narrows. Josephine King remembers living here as a child.

Pipestone Bay

by John Richthammer

Rodney King cuts soapstone

His ancestors came here to collect the soapstone for their pipes.

The Museum

Looking out from the museum brings you back in time as you imagine the life here before us

Surveyors left their Mark

These markings at Pipestone Narrows date back to when they first came through this area.

Rodney's Soapstone

We do not encourage anyone cutting this stone except the descendants of the original families from this area.

Flint chips at the Narrows

Along the shoreline near Pipestone Narrows lie many flint chips, some from the Dakotas and further. A fish weir once existed here when the water was lower.

A flight down Red Lake

The cliffs of the west end

Revell Point

Looking towards Revell Point from West Red Lake Mines site in Phillips Channel. by John Richthammer

Pipestone, JJ Richthammer

Of the hundreds of photographs I've taken over the years of Pipestone Bay, this is one of my favourites. Taken in 2015 by John Richthammer

Pipestone Bay

by John Richthammer

Entrance to West Narrows

by John Richthammer

A shoreline scene

at Pipestone Bay, John Richthammer