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wetaskiwin, alberta, canada
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
The
oldest water tower in Western Canada is located on the
automile in Wetaskiwin and has recently been restored to its original condition.
THE OLD COURTHOUSE
Closed in 1983, the Wetaskiwin Old Courthouse Originally built in 1907, two years after Alberta became a province.
ALBERTA CENTRAL RAILWAY MUSEUM
Locomotive ex-CP 8015,
a lightweight road switcher used in Saskatchewan to transport grain on branch
lines at the time of
changing from steam to diesel motive power. At Alberta Central Railway
Museum this locomotive has scheduled runs for passenger trips over the
one-mile loop of track serving the museum
Reynolds-Alberta Museum is a project of Alberta Community Development and Alberta Infrastructure and is provincially owned and operated. It focuses on Alberta's mechanized history, with four themes being transportation, agriculture, aviation and industry. Many of our artifacts are quite rare and irreplaceable. We presently have more than 8000 artifacts in our collection. The main exhibit gallery contains only a sample; the rest are on the grounds or stored in our warehouse. Reynolds-Alberta Museum celebrates the spirit of the machine through lively interpretation of an outstanding collection of vehicles, aircraft, tractors and industrial machines. Our stories begin in the 1880s and tell how these amazing machines shaped the lives of ordinary and extraordinary people
CANADA'S AVIATION HALL OF FAME
The home of Canada's
Aviation Hall of Fame is a part of the
Reynolds - Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin
One of Alberta's senior golf courses, Wetaskiwin first opened its fairways for play in 1923. For more than 60 years it was a 9 hole course, but in 1986 it was expanded to 18
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