Musee Morinville Museum

The Ukrainian Museum of Canada Alberta Branch, established in 1944, is dedicated to preserving the cultural heritage of Ukrainians in Canada. With a rich collection of thousands of artifacts, the museum reflects the embroidery, weaving, and folk dress of early Ukrainian settlers. Celebrating its 80th anniversary, the museum offers exhibitions such as "Collections and Recollections," showcasing significant artifacts from its extensive history. It also actively engages the community with events and educational programs, fostering appreciation for Ukrainian traditions and artistry. Generated from the website

Located in Fort Saskatchewan, AB, the Fort Saskatchewan Museum & Historic Site offers a glimpse into the history of the area. Situated in the historic downtown area along the North Saskatchewan River, visitors can explore the Fort Heritage Precinct featuring parks, trails, a pioneer village, and a reconstructed 1875-1885 North West Mounted Police Fort. Guided tours provide insights into the lives of NWMP officers and early settlers, while the Courthouse and schoolhouse offer a window into the past. The museum also hosts engaging programs and events for a hands-on learning experience. Don't miss the featured exhibit on Emilio Picariello, a notorious criminal and bootlegger, adding a unique twist to the museum's offerings. Whether exploring the site independently or joining a guided tour, visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history of Fort Saskatchewan. Generated from the website content

The Westlock Pioneer Museum contains thousands of objects, many of them donated by the descendants of early settlers in the Westlock area, including such smaller surrounding communities as Clyde, Dapp, Linaria, Busby, Pickardville, Pibroch, Jarvie and Flatbush.