This category lists sites which present the history of an era or region through collections in museums composed of historic artifacts located in Alberta.
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Celebrating the Leduc #1 discovery of oil in 1947 and providing energy education that includes oilfield and related artifacts, and includes exhibits and events in Devon.
To recognize, document, preserve, and publicize the names and deeds of those persons, both alive and deceased, whom have made contributions to the advancement of the Canadian Petroleum Industry. Devon, AB.
Local historical museum containing artifacts dating back to Canmore's conception.
Provides information about its collections that tell the history of the area and its people, and includes a brief description of its sections.
The collection includes a general store restored to 1930's with a complete display of goods and artifacts in Spruce View.
Includes activities, events, printable map, volunteer opportunities and tour information in Calgary.
Provides the history, information, exhibit guide, shop, education programs, and calendar of events located in Fort Macleod.
Provides upcoming events, general museum information and current collections.
Exhibits of pioneer life of the Natives, French, and Ukrainians.
Features a collection of early Canadiana with over 10,000 antiques and artifacts from the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Drumheller.
Exhibits reflect the history of the village and the 13 surrounding school districts c.1900 to 1950 that includes a kitchen, a bedroom and parlour, barber shop, an office, a school, and The Tool Shed.
Artifacts, displays, and archives pertaining to the history of the town of Olds and area.
Exhibition of antique farm machinery in western Canada.
Tells the story of the diverse peoples of the Red Deer River Valley from the early First nations culture to the birth of a modern city, and hosts touring exhibits that reflect many different facets of the community.
Exhibits featuring Western Canadian homesteading implements, household effects from the early 1900’s, a player piano and a forestry cabin. Includes programs, hours and contact information. Located in the community of Rocky Mountain House.
A full range of exhibitions and activities for every age level and interest.
A collection of artifacts and buildings of the area, Sundre, AB. Features events, exhibits, location, and hours.
A heritage pioneer museum in Wetaskiwin, AB. Provides a summary of its exhibits and information for visitors and groups.
Devoted to the cultural history of the Canadian Rocky Mountains and mountain cultures throughout the world.
Features a collection of early Canadiana with over 10,000 antiques and artifacts from the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Drumheller.
Devoted to the cultural history of the Canadian Rocky Mountains and mountain cultures throughout the world.
A heritage pioneer museum in Wetaskiwin, AB. Provides a summary of its exhibits and information for visitors and groups.
Provides information about its collections that tell the history of the area and its people, and includes a brief description of its sections.
Celebrating the Leduc #1 discovery of oil in 1947 and providing energy education that includes oilfield and related artifacts, and includes exhibits and events in Devon.
Local historical museum containing artifacts dating back to Canmore's conception.
A collection of artifacts and buildings of the area, Sundre, AB. Features events, exhibits, location, and hours.
To recognize, document, preserve, and publicize the names and deeds of those persons, both alive and deceased, whom have made contributions to the advancement of the Canadian Petroleum Industry. Devon, AB.
Exhibits of pioneer life of the Natives, French, and Ukrainians.
The collection includes a general store restored to 1930's with a complete display of goods and artifacts in Spruce View.
Exhibits reflect the history of the village and the 13 surrounding school districts c.1900 to 1950 that includes a kitchen, a bedroom and parlour, barber shop, an office, a school, and The Tool Shed.
Artifacts, displays, and archives pertaining to the history of the town of Olds and area.
Tells the story of the diverse peoples of the Red Deer River Valley from the early First nations culture to the birth of a modern city, and hosts touring exhibits that reflect many different facets of the community.
Exhibits featuring Western Canadian homesteading implements, household effects from the early 1900’s, a player piano and a forestry cabin. Includes programs, hours and contact information. Located in the community of Rocky Mountain House.
Provides the history, information, exhibit guide, shop, education programs, and calendar of events located in Fort Macleod.
Includes activities, events, printable map, volunteer opportunities and tour information in Calgary.
A full range of exhibitions and activities for every age level and interest.
Exhibition of antique farm machinery in western Canada.
Provides upcoming events, general museum information and current collections.
