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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

Museum features articles of historical interest and photographic displays of Kipling and district. Restored school house, church, service station, 1903 pioneer home, dentist office, blacksmith shop, original dance hall and

The Glaslyn Museum is located inside a restored 1926 CNR station house. Artifacts in the museum are primarily from the 1800s and include a London-made harp, Anglican missionary’s bible, homesteaders’

The museum depicts all aspects of Ukrainian culture. The informative volunteers will provide a fantastic tour that includes learning about Ukrainian heritage, arts and folklore, resources, memorabilia, artifacts and a

The Turtleford and District Museum preserves, houses and interprets artifacts relating to the history of the area. Collection highlights include a one-way walking plough, handmade toddler shoes and a large

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

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

Located in a historic courthouse, the Kerrobert museum’s displays include a judge’s chambers, a former district court room displaying the works of local artists, features from early businesses, churches and

The Allen Sapp Gallery is an award-winning art gallery featuring the work of cree artist Allen Sapp. Sapp’s work is known to many across Canada and his art captures a

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.