9. Western Development Museum

Highlighting Saskatchewan's technological and agricultural progress from pioneer to modern times, the Western Development Museum brings history to life with intriguing exhibits and an impressive collection of artifacts including historic machinery and vintage cars. The museum boasts the longest indoor street in Canada, called "Boomtown," illustrating life in the early 20th century. Sample a home cooked meal at the Boomtown Cafe complete with 1910 trappings and ambience.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Jan - Mar  Tue-Sun 9am-5pm Apr - Dec  Daily 9am-5pm

Admission:

Adult CAD8.50; Senior (65+) CAD7.50; Student CAD5.75; Child (6-12) CAD2; Child (5 and under) Free; Family CAD18

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Western Development Museum website »

Type: History Museums, Museums

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