The Marr Residence is the oldest building in Saskatoon which is still on it's original site. The house was built in 1884 by Sandy Marr. In 1885 the house served as a field hospital (during the Riel Rebellion). The present owner is the City of Saskatoon, who granted...

The Diefenbaker House was built in 1912. The house is furnished as it was in the Diefenbakers' day and there are photographic displays of Mr. Diefenbaker's life and associations in Prince Albert. Furnishings and artifacts: den, living room, dining room, office,...

The heritage value of the Addison Sod House resides in its design. Noting that most sod houses collapsed after a few years, James Addison incorporated several innovative design elements that guaranteed his sod house’s structural integrity. The sods were cut from a...

The museum is under the umbrella of the town of Spiritwood but the board is an independent entity. The museum is wheelchair accessible and all areas are well lit for tours but most lights are turned off at all other times. The exhibits depict early lifestyles of the...

Restored & refurbished Victorian house (1904); pioneer artifacts, furniture & other items relating to the area housed in second building; Firetruck - 1949 Fargo; military display.

A visit to the Virden Pioneer Home museum acquaints guests with the way of life of an established Victorian family in the Canadian west. The large brick-veneer home, which houses the majority of the Museum's collection, was built in 1888 on "Quality Hill", which...

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...

Michener House Museum is the birthplace of former Governor General, Roland Michener. The house is set up like it would have looked like at the time of his birth, April 19, 1900. Many items have been donated by the Michener family, such as photos, medals, jogging...

John Walter was one of Edmonton's foremost entrepreneurs and played a unique role in the development of our city. He established a ferry service, two lumber mills, a coal mine operation, a general store, a carriage service and numerous wood-related industries. The...

Rutherford House is the home of the first Premier of Alberta, Alexander Cameron Rutherford. In 1911, A.C. Rutherford and his wife Mattie moved into this beautiful brick mansion near the university campus. The family entertained friends, relatives and influential...