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Each summer, a unique museum is created in Allan with new exhibits and displays in both buildings. Our motto is “A New Museum Every Year.” The museum has a permanent

The Prud’homme Multicultural Providence Museum celebrates the multi-cultural origins of our community.  Of particular interest to many visitors is the role that Prud’homme played in establishing Saskatchewan’s Fransaskois presence.  Visitors are consistently

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

Located in a former CN Station, the Radville Museum tells the story of the history of the area, as well as the early days of the railway and firefighting. Location

The Sturgis Station House Museum strives to collect artifacts and archival materials of historical or cultural significance which hold documentary evidence, past and present, of the people and their activities

Lebret Museum features an array of art, photos, antiques, household items and other artifacts pertaining to the people who settled in the village, including First Nations, Metis, farming communities, settlers

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

​Lashburn Centennial Museum consists of four buildings. The Snyder and Armstrong General Store houses the following displays: the 1906 store, a furnished apartment, hospital and pharmacy displays, a sewing room,

This former North West Mounted Police/Royal Canadian Mounted Police post (circa 1878-83) was later used (1942-68) to breed horses for the force and the Musical Ride. Take a guided tour

Chronicles the history of Dinsmore and area. Location Notes Main St Operating Season January – January Hours Phone for hours of operation.