The “Museum of Antiquities” began in 1974. Explore history and learn things you never knew about Middle Helladic (c. 1500 BC) to the Late Antique (c. AD 500) period. This museum is filled with replicas purchased from the Louvre and original work. University of Saskatchewan Museum of Antiquities: Address: Room
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Built in 1979 and opened in 1980, the Diefenbaker Building has housed the Diefenbaker archives, museum, and gallery since its inception. As Canada’s only Prime Ministerial centre, the Diefenbaker Canada Centre (DCC) is a unique venue with new opportunities for public tours, educational programming, community outreach, book launches, and academic
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With thousands of years of fascinating history behind us, there’s no better place to explore the past than in Saskatchewan! From the rich experiences of indigenous peoples to the bloody battles of 1885, there’s something to discover for every budding history buff in Saskatoon! That’s why we’ve compiled this cool
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Children will love visiting WDM and learning through hands-on artifacts in a fun and interactive way. Activities are designed for ages 3 – 6 with a different activity every month. Admission is included in your Museum admission. WDM members are free. January 13 | Winter Dress Up February 17 |
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Saskatoon Museum of Military Artifacts is a hidden gem in Saskatoon! It’s located in the lower level of the Nutana Legion 362 building. This museum tells the stories of local veterans. It’s full of military memorabilia for those interested in learning more about your local history! School and community groups
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Transport yourself back to a time when the clip-clop sound of horses’ hooves filled the air. You don’t just visit this museum, you live it! You can find Western Development Museums across our province, as well in North Battleford, Moose Jaw, and Yorkton. They all share different histories. Western Development
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Come visit the oldest house in Saskatoon. The Marr Residence was originally built by Alexander (Sandy) Marr in 1884. Explore how some of the first settlers lived in Saskatchewan, and the importance of maintaining historic buildings that made this great country. The Marr Residence: Address: 326 11th Street East –
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Wanuskewin is Canada’s longest-running archaeological dig. The interpretive centre is continually showcasing aboriginal artwork, highlighting aboriginal traditions and history. Wanuskewin Heritage Park: Address: RR #4, Penner Road, Saskatoon Phone: (306) 931-6767 Website: wanuskewin.com

The biology and Geological Science Departments of the University of Saskatchewan has put together this museum, an outline of evolution over time, with displays of animals, living plants, fossils, rocks and minerals. Enjoy the waterfall pond full of koi fish, and check out the working seismograph across the hall. Museum
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The Ukrainian Museum of Canada overlooks the South Saskatchewan river and is within Saskatoon’s vibrant downtown. In the summer, the riverbank is the center of many different heritage, arts and cultural events. Ukrainian Museum Saskatoon: Address: 910 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H5, Canada Phone: 306-244-3800 Website: umcnational.ca