Oldtimers Museum

The S.W. Sask. Oldtimers' Museum & Archive was started in 1926 to commemorate the frontier period in the history of Maple Creek and the Cypress Hills. The museum's collection is focused on First Nations, Metis, Fur Trade, NWMP, Ranching, and early settlement. The museum operates out of three facilities: The W.R. Orr Building (a 1910 Union Bank of Canada Building) located at 114 Jasper Street which houses the museum's archival collection and the historic Burnett & Orr Law Office exhibit. The 1935 Log Museum Complex. Original building houses our Gift Shop and access to the new museum was Saskatchewan's oldest purpose built museum located at 218 Jasper Street. The C.M. Glascock Building (a vehicle dealership building that was constructed in stages between 1909 & 1930 and that operated as a dealership for 100 years) located at 222 Jasper Street which houses the museum's larger collection pieces and public programming space.