
Choiceland Historical Museum
Choiceland Museum is a step back into the past of the development of the town and surrounding communities. The recent development of a new building is to house farm related
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Choiceland Museum is a step back into the past of the development of the town and surrounding communities. The recent development of a new building is to house farm related

Featuring over 1,000 artifacts in four rooms, the Lucky Lake Museum contains several displays that include photos and artifacts that tell the story of Lucky Lake and area. Location Notes

Located in the former CNR train station, the Langham and District Heritage Village Museum offers household and farm artifacts as well as items that tell the story of the area.

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