Piece together a testament to Canadian industrial history with the Seven Sisters Falls puzzle. This 500-piece masterpiece captures the Seven Sisters Generating Station, Manitoba’s largest and first continuously operating hydroelectric station on the Winnipeg River. Built between 1928 and 1952, this station replaced the seven natural rapids that gave the town its name. Jason Lee’s photography showcases the immense power of the water as it is released through the spillways, freezing a breathtaking second of harnessed natural force. It is an ideal challenge for history buffs, engineering enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the rugged beauty of the Manitoba Hydro system.