A smithy, general store and church, comprise a village depicting life in the early 1900s. The highlight is the restored ship originally built by Finnish settler Tom Sukanen, in which he planned to return to his native homeland by way of the Saskatche..

This centre offers a rare opportunity to walk through a giant reconstructed burrow and an open field to see owls in captivity as well as in the wild.

This one is devoted to transportation in Saskatchewan. The water section has displays about the Northcote, a steamship that used to take supplies up the South Saskatchewan River during the Northwest Rebellion, and on cable ferries, particularly those..