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==== Basilian Fathers Museum ==== | ==== Basilian Fathers Museum ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[http://www.basilianmuseum.ca/ Basilian Fathers Museum ]<br>5335 Sawchuck <br>Box 386<br>Mundare, Alberta T0B 3H0<br>Telephone: (780) 764-3887 <br>Hours: Monday-Friday 10:00 am-4:00 pm and summer weekends; appointment required<br>}} | |||
<br>Mandate is to preserve archival materials representing the Ukrainian, religious and cultural life, historically and culturally significant to the Basilian Fathers and/or Mundare and surrounding area. Collection dates from 1903 to the present. Guide is available for photographs, documents and Liturgical books. | <br>Mandate is to preserve archival materials representing the Ukrainian, religious and cultural life, historically and culturally significant to the Basilian Fathers and/or Mundare and surrounding area. Collection dates from 1903 to the present. Guide is available for photographs, documents and Liturgical books. | ||
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==== Claresholm and District Museum ==== | ==== Claresholm and District Museum ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[http://www.townofclaresholm.com/visit/claresholm-and-district-museum/ Claresholm and District Museum ]<br>5126 #2 Highway<br>Claresholm, Alberta ''Mailing address:''<br>P.O. Box 1000<br>Claresholm, Alberta T0L 0T0 <br>Telephone: (403) 625-3131<br>Email: [mailto:claresholmmuseum@gmail.com claresholmmuseum@gmail.com ]<br>Hours: Victoria Day weekend to Labour Day weekend: Monday-Sunday 9:30 am-5:30 pm; during the winter, an appointment can be arranged through the Town Hall (625-3186)<br>}} | |||
<br>The holdings consists of records documenting the history of Claresholm and area, from 1880 to 1930, including minutes of the Town of Claresholm; records of local school districts and societies; correspondence of private individuals; farm and airport periodicals; and over 1,000 photographs. Also of interest are lists of pilots trained nearby during WWII and through NATO. <br> | <br>The holdings consists of records documenting the history of Claresholm and area, from 1880 to 1930, including minutes of the Town of Claresholm; records of local school districts and societies; correspondence of private individuals; farm and airport periodicals; and over 1,000 photographs. Also of interest are lists of pilots trained nearby during WWII and through NATO. <br> | ||
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==== Fort Saskatchewan Museum ==== | ==== Fort Saskatchewan Museum ==== | ||
{{Block indent|'''Fort Saskatchewan Museum'''<br>10006 - 100 Avenue <br>Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta T8L 1V9<br>Telephone: (780) 998-1783<br>Email: [mailto:museum@fortsask.ca museum@fortsask.ca]<br>}} | |||
<br>The museum has a relatively small archival collection | <br>The museum has a relatively small archival collection | ||
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==== Millet and District Museum, Archives and Visitors Information Centre ==== | ==== Millet and District Museum, Archives and Visitors Information Centre ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[http://www.milletmuseum.ca/ Millet and District Museum, Archives and Visitors Information Centre ]<br>5120 - 50 Street<br>Millet, Alberta <br>''Mailing address:''<br>P.O. Box 178<br>Millet, Alberta T0C 1Z0 <br>Telephone: (780) 387-5558 <br>Hours: May-August: Monday-Saturday 8:30 am-4:30 pm; Winter hours, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays 1:00 pm-4:30pm<br>}} | |||
<br>Holdings consist of the photos from the Town of Millet and from the thirteen surrounding school districts that were covered in the history book ''Tales & Trails of Millet.'' Held as well are town minute books, business records, posters and manuscripts from many organizations, businesses and residents from the above described area (1880-1970). | <br>Holdings consist of the photos from the Town of Millet and from the thirteen surrounding school districts that were covered in the history book ''Tales & Trails of Millet.'' Held as well are town minute books, business records, posters and manuscripts from many organizations, businesses and residents from the above described area (1880-1970). | ||
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==== Morinville Museum ==== | ==== Morinville Museum ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[http://museemorinvillemuseum.com/ Morinville Museum]<br>10010-101 Street<br>Morinville,Alberta<br>''Mailing address:'' P.O. Box 3252<br>Morinville, Alberta T8R 1S2<br>Telephone: (780) 801-3290<br>Hours: summer: Wednesday-Sunday 12:00 am-5:00 pm<br>}} | |||
<br>Housed in the old convent of the early 1900s. The major collection is over several thousand negatives from photographs printed in three local publications. | <br>Housed in the old convent of the early 1900s. The major collection is over several thousand negatives from photographs printed in three local publications. | ||
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==== Musée Héritage Museum ==== | ==== Musée Héritage Museum ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[http://museeheritage.ca/ Musée Héritage Museum ]<br>St. Albert Place<br>5 St. Anne Street<br>St. Albert, Alberta T8N 3Z9<br>Telephone: (780) 459-1528<br>Email:museum@artsheritage.ca<br>Hours: Monday-Saturday 10:00 am-5:00 pm; Sunday 1:00 pm-5:00 pm; an appointment is recommended for research.<br>}} | |||
<br>The Musée Héritage Museum provides for the preservation and understanding of St. Albert’s history. Holdings consist of the municipal records of the City of St. Albert; drawings and plans of historic buildings and structures; records of local organizations and clubs; personal papers, including photograph collections of St. Albert residents; local business records and records of school districts and residential schools. | <br>The Musée Héritage Museum provides for the preservation and understanding of St. Albert’s history. Holdings consist of the municipal records of the City of St. Albert; drawings and plans of historic buildings and structures; records of local organizations and clubs; personal papers, including photograph collections of St. Albert residents; local business records and records of school districts and residential schools. | ||
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==== Stony Plain Multicultural Centre ==== | ==== Stony Plain Multicultural Centre ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[https://multicentre.org/about-us/ Stony Plain Multicultural Centre]<br> }} | |||
{{Block indent|5411 - 51 Street<br>Stony Plain, Alberta<br>''Mailing address:'' :P.O. Box 2188<br>Stony Plain, Alberta T7Z 1X7<br>Telephone: (780) 963-2777<br>Hours: library: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am-4:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am-6:30 pm; an appointment is recommended<br>}} | |||
<br>Combined with displays in an early high school building, an archives section (in the attic) has information and photographs about Stony Plain and its early pioneer families. | <br>Combined with displays in an early high school building, an archives section (in the attic) has information and photographs about Stony Plain and its early pioneer families. | ||
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==== Taber Irrigation Impact Museum - Taber District Museum Society ==== | ==== Taber Irrigation Impact Museum - Taber District Museum Society ==== | ||
{{Block indent|'''Taber Irrigation Impact Museum - Taber District Museum Society'''<br>4702 - 50th Street<br>Taber, Alberta T1G 2B6<br>Telephone: (403) 223-5708<br>Email: [mailto:timchin@telusplanet.net timchin@telusplanet.net]<br>Hours: summer Monday-Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm; winter: Tuesday-Thursday 10:00 am-4:00 pm<br>}} | |||
<br>The holdings of the Taber and District Museum Society pertain to and promote irrigation, crops grown in irrigation and related processing industries. The Museum also specializes in the history of the Town of Taber (originally Tank 77 on the Canadian Pacific Railroad line) and the surrounding district. The holdings date from 1904 and include business histories, agricultural records, information about local residents, maps and photographs, including those of local photographers Stan Keeling and Johnny Evanson. A completely indexed set of the ''T''a''ber Times'' newspaper is also available. | <br>The holdings of the Taber and District Museum Society pertain to and promote irrigation, crops grown in irrigation and related processing industries. The Museum also specializes in the history of the Town of Taber (originally Tank 77 on the Canadian Pacific Railroad line) and the surrounding district. The holdings date from 1904 and include business histories, agricultural records, information about local residents, maps and photographs, including those of local photographers Stan Keeling and Johnny Evanson. A completely indexed set of the ''T''a''ber Times'' newspaper is also available. | ||
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==== Dr. Woods House Museum - Leduc and District Historical Society ==== | ==== Dr. Woods House Museum - Leduc and District Historical Society ==== | ||
{{Block indent|[http://www.woodsmuseum.com/ Dr. Woods House Museum ]- Leduc and District Historical Society<br>4801 - 49 Avenue<br>Leduc, Alberta T9E 7G6<br>Telephone: (780) 986-1517<br>Hours: July and August Tuesday-Sunday 11:00 am-5:00 pm; Winter (September-June): Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am-5:00 pm<br>}} | |||
<br>The Society operates the “Woods House,” the home of Dr. Robert Woods. The displays are mainly of the Woods family life. A small archival collection features: | <br>The Society operates the “Woods House,” the home of Dr. Robert Woods. The displays are mainly of the Woods family life. A small archival collection features: | ||
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