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Western Development Museum Saskatoon is the Saskatoon branch of the Saskatchewan Western Development Museum network, which also maintains locations in Moose Jaw, North Battleford, and Yorkton. Each museum branch is focused on a different cultural or economic theme, with other locations focusing on the province's transportation, agriculture, and cultural groups. The Saskatoon museum, which was opened in 1949, showcases a recreated 1910 boomtown at Prairieland Park, showcasing turn-of-the-century civic and industrial artifacts. Collection holdings include recreated civic buildings and homesteads, along with a working printing press and collections of vintage farming equipment and automobiles. It is also home to the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame and hosts the annual Saskatoon Exhibition pioneer festival.

2610 Lorne Ave, Saskatoon, SK S7J 0S6, Canada, Phone: 306-931-1910

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