Fort Qu'Appelle Museum

A real gem in a wonderful location. A lot of local history. A must to go!

Enjoyed the tour, very education and fun. Ms Fanny mumbled through her script so it was she was hard to understand

Was closed. But looking forward to go back in the summer

My children enjoy the museum. We go there often. Nothing has changed, but of course it's a museum. Would be nice if they had more things to do for toddlers.

Very cool Museum! So many things to check out! It was amazing seeing all the history of the town!

Note the Museum is only open during 1st of June to August 31. You will have to call for other timing.

Nice little museum, donation of a dollar or two. Lots of history. Bison teeth that are 300+ years old. If you visit the farmers market pop in next door.

Great tourist destination. The gentleman was informative, friendly, had a fantastic tour voice. I learned alot about early rcmp, pictures were allowed. Would highly recommend

Small town museum with lots of interesting artifacts. Neat place to take the kids. The Fort San stuff is almost creepy!

A delightfully curated museum, highlighting the history of the Fort Qu'Appelle area through First Nations peoples, the Hudson Bay Company, the Riel Rebellion, policing, the TB Sanitorium, immigrants and farming. Everyday home life is reflected in clothing and household tools from the 1800's onwards, school photos and graduation pictures offer a glimpse into education, while fraternal, service, sports and artistic organizations show the evolution of community life, accented by local personages of interest. A delightful opportunity for the entire family, there are objects and stories to engage and enthrall young and old. This museum is truly a Qu'Appelle Valley treasure.