All Places

A municipal heritage site, The Prairie River Museum is used as both a community centre and museum. The Museum houses pioneer items, First Nations artifacts, items from the privately owned

Located in a beatifully restored home, the Langenburg Homestead Museum features old time household items and memorabilia from the town of Langenburg and area. Location Notes 305 Carl Ave E.

Take a trip back in time and stroll through this extensive museum collection. Visit the one-room school house, blacksmith shop with working forge, original town office and fire hall, rural

The St. Walburg Museum contains photos, furniture, tools, dishes, records & household items portraying the founding of the local area, from pioneer days to 1945. Location Notes Main Street and

Housed in a converted CN station, the Ralph Allen Memorial Museum is the only museum with a complete set of memorabilia pertaining to author and war correspondent Ralph Allen. The

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

Declared a National and Provincial Historical Site the Doukhobor Village depicts the lifestyles and habits of the Russian Doukhobor People who immigrated to Canada in 1899. Settling on the prairies

​The former Power Building is a Municipal Heritage Property featuring a one-storey industrial building constructed of brick, which now serves as the museum. The heritage value of the Former Power Building lies

The Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre is located in the heart of Shaunavon, Saskatchewan. The Centre houses a museum, art gallery and the Shaunavon Branch of the Chinook Regional

The W.P. Fraser (SASK) Herbarium hosts the largest collection of specimens (over 180,000) in the province. The collection boasts ample representation of 125 years of Saskatchewan’s past and present flora.