Pyramid Cabaret

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Pyramid Cabaret is a bar with a ghost of a Native woman who ahs been seen going into the restroom after closing time. When she is followed into the room, no one is there. Another unexplained incident that occasionally happens here is a loud bang that comes from somewhere under the stage area.

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Geographic Information

Address:
176 Fort Street
Winnipeg, MB
R3C 1C9, Canada


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GPS:
49.8910182, -97.13784809999999
Region:
Division No. 11
Nearest Towns:
Winnipeg, MB (1.4 mi.)
Saint Boniface, MB (1.8 mi.)
Brooklands, MB (2.7 mi.)
Kildonan, MB (3.0 mi.)
East Kildonan, MB (3.0 mi.)
West Kildonan, MB (3.1 mi.)
Saint James, MB (5.0 mi.)
Saint Vital, MB (5.1 mi.)
Tuxedo, MB (5.3 mi.)
Transcona, MB (6.2 mi.)

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