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The Fort Qu’Appelle museum is made up of three connected buildings, including part of the Hudson’s Bay Company Chief Factor’s house from the trading post, and two more modern additions.

“Putting a Face to our Past” Our museum’s displays represent the diverse history of Bengough and area. Items depict former school districts, agriculture, local businesses, and pioneer life as well

​Located in a two-storey former general store on Main Street, the Dodsland and District Museum contains artifacts chronicling the history of the town and area. The museum is divided into

The Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame is located in Swift Current in the recently renovated iPlex. It came to be through many discussions over a period of years, and with

The Souris Valley Museum is a local and regional history museum that focuses on human development and daily life within Southeast Saskatchewan. The Souris Valley Museum connects residents and visitors

The Dysart & District Museum is housed in the first school building of Dysart. It dates back to 1917 and became a museum in 1988 by act of the Village

The S.W. Sask. Oldtimers’ Museum was established in 1926 and commemorates the 1870 – 1918 period of the Cypress Hills area. What is believed to be the oldest purpose-built museum

Visit the Rocanville Museum’s extensive collection, featuring gas and steam engines, antique farm machinery, antique cars & trucks in operating condition. Browse fossils, a train station, two local schools, a

Located in the heart of downtown Regina, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum (SSHF) was established to honour outstanding Saskatchewan athletes, builders, and championship teams. In addition, the

The mandate of Musée Ukraina Museum preserves the history of the Ukrainian people within a multicultural society. Through exhibits, educational programs, and interactive activities, the museum brings to life the