What better way to take a trip back in time than to visit this wonderful museum! The Camrose and District Cetennial Museum was officially opened July 1, 1967 and has been a favorite destination for visitors since. Centrally located two blocks south of Highway 13 (48...

Original 1911 Canadian Northern Railway Depot 3rd class extended with displays of railway artifacts and related stories. Library and archives. Speeders, hand car, interpreted watchman’s shed, and tool shed with archival tools. Twelve interpreted heritage gardens.

Innisfree is jam packed with history including this 1906 historical landmark. The former Bank of Commerce Building has been developed into a Prairie Bank Museum and is also home to a craft store, art gallery and tourist information.

The museum currently offers three-floors of exhibits relating to everything from First Nations' history to the War Years! Learn about Wetaskiwin's early businesses, read about the extraordinary Women of Aspenland, see an authentic tipi, and have a glimpse of life on...

Alberta Central Railway Museum has a collection of Canadian Pacific rolling stock and maintenance of way tools and track motor cars.Included in the collection are early heavy weight cars from the passe-nger era, as well as freight equipment, cabooses, freight cars...

The Reynolds-Alberta Museum interprets the impact of technological change in transportation, aviation, agriculture and industry from the 1890s to the present.

Museum is housed in two former schools, Haight from north of Ryley and Palmer, south of Ryley. All three facilities share the paved parking lot. Beside the school buildings, we have a pole shed to house machinery. Included in this shed are a threshing machine, a...

The Museum shares It provides a history starting with early native artifacts and then covers the coming of the European settlers and subsequent developments. Among the displays are medical histories, schools, pioneer tools and personalities, household items and early...

The Sedgewick Museum is housed in the 1906 “Merchants Bank,” an Alberta Historic Site. Recently, the Goose Creek School (used from 1912-1957) was moved to the Museum and set up as a “hands on” part of the Sedgewick Museum. The School contains the original...

This Museum was the home of one of the first doctors in the area, Dr. Robert Woods and family.  Dr. Woods practiced medicine right out of his own home in the fully restored attached medical wing.  Built in 1927 for Dr. Woods, the house is a fine example of...