The outpost briefly served as the capital city for North-West Territories government for the years of 1874 to 1876, and headquarters for the North-West Mounted Police for the same period, until they moved headquarters to Fort Macleod, Alberta.

The Fort Pelly #1, a Provincial Historic Site, comprises 9.25 hectares of hay fields and wooded land near the Assiniboine River, approximately 13 kilometers southeast of the Village of Pelly. Fort Pelly #2 is about 1 km west of the original site. This property...

The Fort Pelly-Livingstone Museum, located in the old high school in the Village of Pelly, Saskatchewan, Canada is named for the historic Hudson Bay Fort Pelly and the location of the first seat of NWT and the NWMP, Fort Livingstone. Both historic forts are within 8...

The heritage value of the Former Power Building lies in its architecture. Constructed in 1914-1915 and designed to house the municipal generators, the functional design of this building nevertheless incorporates decorative elements that exude stability and...

The Canora Station (Named for the Canadian Northern Railway), built in 1904; oldest Class 2 station still operational in Saskatchewan; CN & pioneer artifacts; souvenirs, tourist information & Churchhill Tour Information.

The Swan Valley Historical Museum and Archives exists to collect, compile, record, publicize, preserve, restore, maintain, display and interpret articles, antiques and artifacts which portray the history and culture of the Swan River Valley from the Ice Age to the...

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery is located in the Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre at 49 Smith Street East, in downtown Yorkton. Parking is available on the street in front of the gallery, or on either of the sidestreets (Third Avenue and Fourth Avenue).

That's who you will find in the Yorkton Sports Hall of Fame & Museum...the men and women who, individually and in teams, succeeded as athletes and builders, and brought honour to themselves, their sport, and their community. The Hall was a longtime dream of Vern...

The Yorkton Western Development Museum has recreated the times and styles of some of the many immigrants who settled in Western Canada, for it was here that sons and daughters from more than fifty cultural backgrounds around the world left their ancestral soil to...

Local history & pioneer artifacts; teapots, some dating back to the 17th century; homemade altar doors - 1927 - carved with a jack knife; Douglas House - two-storey house built in 1915; bedrooms, kitchen, dining room & oak staircase & hardwood floors; a 'peche' clay...