North Battleford

The Western Development Museum first opened its doors in 1949. Originally a grass-roots movement, the Museum now operates four branches across the province and offer dynamic exhibitions, temporary exhibits, special events, and educational programming. Since its inception, the Museum network has preserved and recorded the social and economic development of the province by exploring four separate themes: transportation, agriculture, economy, and people.
 
The North Battleford Branch of the WDM focuses on the rural aspects of pioneer life in Saskatchewan in the 1920’s. The museum is comprised of a heritage village which allows visitors to explore a general store, a grain elevator, churches, businesses and family homes.  Special events, temporary exhibitions and educational programs are offered throughout the year.
 
Please contact Cheryl Stewart-Rahm, Education and Volunteer Coordinator, for more information by phone at 306-445-8033 or by email at cstewart-rahm@wdm.ca.

The From Vimy to Juno exhibition can be accessed by visitors during regular hours of operation.

Exhibition Location

The Western Development Museum
Highways 16 & 40 North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y1

Venue Hours

Open Tuesday to Sunday
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
(Some exceptions apply)

For More Information

For additional information, please visit the The Western Development Museum website.