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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.

​Declared a national historic site in 1923, the site features the remains of the Metis village of Batoche, the site of an armed conflict between the Metis Provisional Government and

Built for Major William Bell in 1882, the round fieldstone Bell Barn is one of Saskatchewan’s oldest agricultural buildings. Recently rebuilt, the Bell Barn features an interpretive centre, where visitors

“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

The Biggar Museum gathers the history of Biggar and surrounding area and makes it available to the public. One of the many stories told in the museum originates from around

​The Birch Hills Historical Society Museum chronicles the area’s history, featuring restored agricultural machines, log barn, restored milk house and a CPR Station Siding. The museum also hosts a lending

Located south and east of Leader, the Blumenfeld & District Heritage Site features the St. Peter and Paul Church built in 1915, with a museum located within the church. A

The Borden Museum consists of 5 buildings, situated on Main Street in Borden SK. Our displays trace the development of an agricultural community since 1900. Special features include an original

Located on the former site of the village of Bresaylor, Saskatchewan, the Bresaylor Heritage Museum contains artefacts from the Bresaylor and Paynton area including items from the earliest residents of