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Built in 1904,the Canora CN Station House Museum is the oldest Class 2 railway station still operating in Saskatchewan and displays CN Rail memorabilia, pioneer artifacts, local art, souvenirs and

The Avonlea Heritage Museum displays local artifacts of pioneers who homesteaded the area in the early 1900’s. It also depicts a history of the area, it’s occupations and archaeological findings.

The Harris Stopping Place was established in 1904 along the Old Bone Trail. The rail line came through 2 miles south of the stopping place in 1909, the store, post office

The Gordon Snelgrove Gallery is a teaching gallery, research space, laboratory and public point of connection hosted by the School For The Arts at the University of Saskatchewan.  It is

The Gull Lake Museum chronicles the history of the Gull Lake area and features three buildings of artifacts including a vintage home and schoolhouse. Location Notes 3570 Rutland Ave. Operating

Our collection consists of a wide variety of classic computing and communication devices, ranging from Teletype Assistive devices, to Classic Calculators, to a Variety of Storage Mediums, to All Manner

Educating our visitors on the people, processes and technology used to survey and subdivide the province of Saskatchewan. Location Notes Battleford Land Registry Building, 1.5 miles south of Battleford on

​Visit our re-created small town of furnished heritage buildings – elevator, portable train station, one-room school, church, farm house, blacksmith shop and more. Enjoy home-made pie and lemonade in Country

This museum began in 1971 with the purchase of the CPR station and property, but it goes back much farther. The history of the organization is short compared to the

The University of Regina President’s Art Collection has a remarkable visual arts legacy and a rich, diverse collection of artworks in a variety of media. Selected artworks are installed publicly on