| description: | Visitors At The "Nonsuch" Gallery Of The Manitoba Museum Of Man And Nature In Winnipeg, Mb. The People Are On The Sand Beside The Replica Of The 50 Foot Wooden Ketch "Nonsuch". In The Is A Boat. Behind The Ship "Nonsuch" Are A Wharf With Buildings Replicas Of The 1700s. The "Nonsuch" Set Sail From England And In 1688 Made The Historic Trip Through Hudson Bay Opening Up The West'S Fur Trade Empire. The Ship Returned To London With A Cargo Of Furs. The Replica Ship "Nonsuch" That Resides In The Museum Was Sailed In Waters In England And North America For 5 Years Before Going On Display In The Manitoba Museum Of Man And Nature. The Manitoba Museum Of Man And Nature In Winnipeg Was The First Man-Made Tourist Attraction Between Toronto And Vancouver To Receive The Top Three-Star Rating In The First Michelin Guide Of Canada. The Guide Said "Worth The Trip" To Winnipeg. The "Nonsuch" Gallery Is A Three Star Attaction |