Located in the basement of the North Battleford Library, the Battleford Sports Museum and Hall of Fame highlights the achievements of local athletes. Over 30 teams and individuals have been inducted into the museum which features displays on a range of sports...

Allen Sapp was born in the winter of 1928 on the Red Pheasant Reserve in north central Saskatchewan. He was a weak and sickly child born to a mother who herself had to fight for her life and who eventually died of tuberculosis. Allen was raised and cared for by...

The Chapel Gallery is a public gallery which provides public access to and ownership of the art heritage of North Battleford, its region and province. In addition to exhibition opportunities, the gallery facilitates workshops, mentorship programs and provides venues...

North Battleford's Heritage Farm & Village WDM invites you to experience both farm and village life. Museum visitors can see how the farmer of the 1920s tilled his fields and planted and harvested his crop. A trip to town is only a walk along the boardwalk. Imagine...

The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was organized in 1983. Annual Inductions have been held each year since 1985, honouring those that contributed to our great baseball history.

The Fred Light Museum is named after the founder of the museum who was a member of a pioneer Mounted Police family. He had devoted many years to the collection of artifacts. This collection combined with artifacts donated by interested individuals offers a glimpse of...

local history

Photo archives; Chief Poundmaker's Grave site; Big Bear Monument.

Buildings related to the history of Wilkie & area; former Town Office & Fire Hall, renovated to reflect its former use; Council Chamber & Office; former Rural Municipal Office with artifacts from the CPR, and sports mementoes; one-room Cavell School house;...

Local history, located in a former grain elevator.