The LeRoy and District Heritage Museum features artifacts from the area. Displays include a school room, general store, church, medical display, kitchen, pioneer home, veterans’ uniforms, farm machinery, wildlife display.

The Lloydminster Museum + Archives is committed to engaging the diverse community of Lloydminster and area, by providing interpretive educational programs and exhibits pertaining to our local history and unique culture

Featuring over 1,000 artifacts in four rooms, the Lucky Lake Museum contains several displays that include photos and artifacts that tell the story of Lucky Lake and area. Location Notes

The Lumsden Historical Museum is located in a scenic hollow beside the railway track in the centre of town. The museum is made up of five pioneer buildings, a modern

The Luseland and District Museum tells the story of some of the area’s most prominent residents, including R.O. Wyler, the “World Wheat King,” Reine Kemel, an inductee to the Saskatchewan

The MacKenzie Art Gallery is Saskatchewan’s largest public art gallery and one of Canada’s most beautiful. The gallery offers local, national, and international exhibitions of historical and contemporary art. The

The building that is the Macklin Museum is a 1919 two-storey home that has become an integral part of those who have lived in the town and the surrounding district

The Macrorie Museum is a designated Heritage Site located inside an old school house featuring displays on Early Railroad and farming. A CNR luggage wagon, school classroom, war memorabilia, household

The Maidstone and District Museum features a C.N.R.. station housing artifacts from the area. There is also a heritage village containing 10 other buildings each housing their own artifacts. From

The Manitou Pioneers Museum in Neilburg boasts a large collection, featuring items of significance to the area’s history. The museum grounds also feature an RV park with 11 powered stalls.

The Mann Art Gallery engages, facilitates, and stimulates the development, presentation, and preservation of the visual arts for the diverse community of Prince Albert and North Central Saskatchewan. The Mann

The Marr Residence is the oldest house in Saskatoon still standing on its original site. Built by Alexander (Sandy) Marr in 1884, it was one of the first substantial houses

The McCord Museum consists of 1928 CPR station furnished with railway artifacts, household objects and items from businesses of the area. There are small tools as well as some horse

The Meadow Lake Museum features items of interest from local pioneers’ lives, and a look at the development of forestry in the area. The museum is located in the Tourist

The Melfort & District Museum’s collection showcases over 44,000 artifacts, the majority of which relate to pioneer life in Saskatchewan.  The Settler Village consist of 23 buildings with a planned expansion

The Heritage Museum is one of the oldest buildings in Melville. It was built in collegiate gothic style of buff-coloured brick in 1913 as the Luther Academy. This building housed