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 machine shed, a livery stable and blacksmith shop.

Four of the buildings – church, house, school and community hall – contain artifacts and displays that depict early district history.

Of special interest is Arnie Robinson’s John Deere tractor collection.

Location Notes

50 Qu’Appelle Drive West

Operating Season

May – September

Hours

May, June & September by appointment

July and August – Thursday – Sunday 11am – 4pm