Awesome place to take the kids. They ran straight to the miniature trains as soon they got in. Then we had a walk arround at the different building to look at the items insides. The kids were excite about the actual train and couldn't wait to hop in. They enjoyed the fun house and want to stop going in and out. It was great to see the different farm equipment and cars or transportation used in the past. Overall a great activity to do with the kids.
A clean and well maintained museum with an abundance of amazing and beautiful displays, with some special features just for kids. Plan for a minimum of a couple hours at least. Also has a dining area with great food that is reasonably priced, as well as a lovely gift shop with some unique items. I posted some pics of a few of the displays I really enjoyed.
Amazing! Was in Saskatoon looking for something different to do. My travel companion suggested this. Didn’t think I would like it. I was wrong. This place was a blast!! Can’t say enough good things about it to friends visiting Saskatoon. Really enjoyed walking through the exhibit and seeing how far we have come. I learned a lot about the struggles of the people in those time. The tractor and cars exhibit was really cool and informative. I highly recommend visiting their pleasant staff and getting a ticket to the exhibit.
Life-size diaromas with a good mix of settings. The apothecary is stocked with an incredible range of medicines in pristine condition. The funeral home elicits the range of awe, despair, and perseverance. Check out the old alternative energy cars.
One of the most impressive museums I have been to. Affordable, inside and authentic. My 3 year old loved it. The cafe has nice soup and cake.
Nicely set up museum with lots to take in. I recommend stopping at the diner before heading out as they have great burgers, fries and homemade dessert for a cheap price.
One of my best favorite museum, come back boomtown living life in 1910.
The museum s got a lot of historic artifacts. Talk about history of the first nations and indigenous people dated back to the 18th century. It was a very insightful experience
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