The Shurniak Art Gallery houses founder Bill Shurniak’s private collection of original paintings, sculptures, and artifacts from around the world. Opened in July 2005, the 8,000 square foot gallery welcomes

The Soo Line Historical Museum houses many displays consisting of artifacts used by Weyburn and area pioneers. Feature displays in the museum include the Charles Wilson Silver Collection (world’s largest

The Souris Valley Antique Association was founded in 1966, it is operated by volunteers. The museum is a pioneer village that consists of two pioneer houses, a barn, blacksmith shop, church, service station

The Souris Valley Museum is a local and regional history museum that focuses on human development and daily life within Southeast Saskatchewan. The Museum provides residents and visitors of Estevan

Museum displays feature Aboriginal and early settlers’ artifacts, mannequins. Homestead setting circa 1900s. “Pete’s corner” displays first rock picker. Windmill and unique farm equipment. First school (1906) of Southey is

The Spiritwood Museum features exhibits that depict early lifestyles of the area in regards to pioneers, the diversification of nationalities and cultures, with a strong emphasis on agriculture. The permanent

The Spy Hill Museum is a two building museum complex which includes displays from prehistoric days to the war years, and store, parlour, kitchen, bedroom, church and military displays as

St. Mary’s is a property that features a small, wood-framed church built in 1917 and a cemetery situated on, 4-ha parcel of rural land. St. Mary’s have the original artifacts

The Friends of St. Victor Petroglyphs, a volunteer advocacy and education group, is dedicated to protecting this unique site and to educating the public about its history and importance. We

The St. Victor Petroglyphs Interpretative Centre, established and operated by the volunteer group The Friends of St. Victor Petroglyphs, is located at #9 Main Street in St. Victor. The Centre

The St. Walburg Museum contains photos, furniture, tools, dishes, records & household items portraying the founding of the local area, from pioneer days to 1945. Location Notes Main Street and

The Star City Museum is full of artifacts relevant to the area’s history. Exhibits include historical photographs, furniture, clothing, and farm machinery as well as artifacts from both World Wars.

This museum began in 1971 with the purchase of the CPR station and property, but it goes back much farther. The history of the organization is short compared to the