Explore what this amazing seven building (and a tipi!) complex has to offer!  As you enter the new main building – you are welcomed by the big Brontothere and a collection of wild birds and animals. Continuing to your right see Corky Jones’ (a self-taught palaeontologist) collection of dinosaur bones. You will tour through history from early years to present as you wonder through the displays. Continue out the side door to view the Tie Rail Ranch Log house that was built in 1909.  Don’t forget to see the Homesteader’s Shack, the Benison Building with Veteran’s Room and the Machine Shed that includes a 1903 Case steam engine, a 1927 Federal truck, and so much more!

Entering back into main building, stop to honor our fallen soldier from World War II, who was buried in an unmarked German grave. After years of searching, his nephew located his body and brought him back to the Eastend cemetery.

Operating Season

May – October

Hours

Daily from 10:00am – 5:00pm (closed 12:00 – 1:00)

Tours may be arranged during other hours.  Please call 306 295-7553 or 306 295-3670.