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The Star City Museum is full of artifacts relevant to the area’s history. Exhibits include historical photographs, furniture, clothing, and farm machinery as well as artifacts from both World Wars.

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 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

The Sukanen Ship Museum tells the story of Tom Sukanen, a Finnish immigrant and shipbuilder who decided to build a ship in the middle of the Saskatchewan prairie with the

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

Located just off the Trans-Canada Highway in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada, the Swift Current Museum is operated by the City of Swift Current.  Since 1937, the Museum has collected artifacts

In 1991, a large vertebra was found near the town of Eastend, SK. This exciting discovery turned out to be Scotty, one of the largest, most complete T. rex skeletons in the

The Tisdale and District Museum strives to collect, research, preserve, exhibit and interpret historical artifacts relevant to the history of Tisdale and the surrounding area. The museum offers a wide

Touted as “First in the World”, this unique Museum is of interest to curlers and non-curlers alike. Don and Elva Turner, besides being avid curlers, are also avid curling collectors.

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