Museum in Alberta

5 listings throughout Alberta

Compare Museum providers across Alberta — 5 listings across 5 cities, or narrow down by city below.

Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Society/Fort Whoop Up Trading Post Museum

Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Society/Fort Whoop Up Trading Post Museum

380 Main Street, Box 520
4036594001

See brilliant artifacts from the local plains tribes. Do a little trading in the Trading Post 380 Main Street Cardston

Lacombe Blacksmith Shop

5020 49 Street
403-782-3933

History Built in 1902, the Blacksmith Shop Museum is the oldest operational Blacksmith Shop in Alberta today. It is still located on the ori…

Lougheed House

Lougheed House

707 - 13 Ave SW
403-244-6333

We are a hub of cultural happenings & history in Calgary's Beltline community. A national historic site, a 14,000 sq. ft. mansion on 2.8 acr…

South Peace Centennial Museum

South Peace Centennial Museum

722 Junction of Hwy 43
7803548869

We are a non-profit museum located between Beaverlodge and Hythe, Alberta. Our mission is to Preserve the Past for the Future. Established i…

Yankee Valley Historical Society

Yankee Valley Historical Society

275131 township RD 262
403-828-3710

We are a non profit organization,and a fighting military group in the American civil war era mostly.We do both sides of the conflict.

Available in These Cities

Beaverlodge (1) · Beiseker (1) · Calgary (1) · Cardston (1) · Lacombe (1)

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