The Wadena and District Museum and Nature Centre features a variety of buildings including the 1914 Brice farmstead,  a 1904 CN station, a 1907 rural school, the Tiger Lily Teacherage

Housed in the old two-storey elementary school, the Wakaw Heritage Museum features artifacts pertaining to the history of the Wakaw area. Displays include a pioneer home and school, a theatre,

The Waldheim Museum contains artifacts primarily donated by area residents. The museum takes us back to the first church, the famous snowmobile races, the hospital, the cheese factory, the ball

Wanuskewin Heritage Park sits above the Opimihaw Creek and the South Saskatchewan River near Saskatoon – a window into a part of Canada’s history that remains largely undiscovered, and a

The Waskesiu Heritage Museum displays the human history of Waskesiu Lake and Prince Albert National Park since its 1928 creation. We feature an original canvas-roofed shack tent and a replica

Location Notes 403 Main Street, Watrous SK Operating Season January – December

The Watson and District Heritage Museum depicts early life in east central Saskatchewan. The museum is housed in a perfectly preserved early 1907 Canadian Bank of Commerce building. Museum displays change yearly

The Wawota and District Museum features Four buildings with themed display areas. Museum displays include a 4-room pioneer home, trappers cabin, schoolhouse, the town’s first firehall and more. Several mannequins

Much of the behind-the-scenes work of the Western Development Museum is undertaken at the Corporate Office in Saskatoon. The Corporate Office coordinates programs for the four locations in Moose Jaw,

From overland trails and natural waterways to the coming of the railway and automobile, the Moose Jaw WDM highlights the artifacts that changed the face of the prairies. The aviation

Step back in time and experience the story of Saskatchewan farm and rural life. Indoor displays include the 100 Years of Saskatchewan History exhibit, a look at one hundred years of life

Saskatchewan boomed with economic activity from the turn of the century to 1914. Landseekers flooded the west and towns grew almost overnight. The museum’s main permanent exhibit is 1910 Boomtown,

The WDM Yorkton chronicles the stories of immigrants to Saskatchewan. From a display of an attic filled with toys to an authentic log home inside the Museum, from the giant

Weyburn Area Heritage Village is a replica of a village community from the turn of the century up to the 1940’s. Buildings and artifacts make up a collection that will

Located in the Credit Union Spark Centre, the Weyburn Art Gallery is operated by the Weyburn Arts Council on behalf of the City of Weyburn. The Gallery features bi-monthly exhibitions by