Dysart & District Museum
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 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
Explore what this amazing seven building complex has to offer!  As you enter the new main building – you are welcomed by the big Brontothere, collection of wild birds and animals.
The Eatonia Heritage Park chronicles the history of the town and area and features a train caboose, a two-storey, wood-frame railway station built in 1924, and a two-storey, wood-frame Eaton
The Elbow & District Museum is situated on Saskatchewan Street. In the early 1900’s wood was so scarce on the prairies that many homesteaders built their first homes out of the
Located in a newer former school building located next to the old brick school, the Elrose museum has a variety of displays and artifacts including school and household furniture, Canadian
The Esterhazy Museum features general antiques, pioneer artifacts, firearms collection, local photos and memorabilia, country store, and doctor’s room. Visit the room of painted murals by local artist Jocelyn Duchek,
As a dual mandate facility, the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum (EAGM) is located on Treaty 2 and Treaty 4 territory, the traditional territory of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Ojibwe, Oji-Cree, Assiniboine, Dakota,
The Evolution of Education Museum is one of the four museums operated in the City of Prince Albert by the Prince Albert Historical Society. The building was known and operated
The F. T. Hill Museum was founded by Mr. Fred T. Hill who published the Weekly Courier in Riverhurst for 48 years. Mr. Hill had an extensive collection of guns,
Located in a historic brick building circa 1926, the Foam Lake Museum contains a variety of artifacts relevant to the history of the area. The museum also features “Douglas House,”
