Dickson Store Museum
Embark on a captivating journey to a bygone era at the Dickson Store Museum, and discover the oldest Danish settlement in Western Canada. Immerse yourself in the nostalgic ambiance of the 1930s as you wander through the meticulously restored general store, post office, cold room, and living quarters. Inspired by the 17 Danish pioneers who courageously shaped its history in 1903, the Museum unfolds tales of homesteading triumphs and trials. Indulge your senses with old-fashioned candy, peruse local artisan crafts, and savour the delights of Foothills Ice Cream in the quaint Ice Cream Room. Join us in celebrating a rich cultural heritage that has stood the test of time, embracing resilience and community spirit. We invite you to discover the enduring legacy of a remarkable community and explore where the past comes to life!
- Foothills Creamery Ice Cream
- Tours by Costumed Interpreters
- Picnic Area and Gazebo
Hours and Admission:
Mid-May – SeptemberMonday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday
11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Admission by donation
Address: 1928 2 Ave, Spruce View, Alberta, Canada T0M 1V0
Directions: Hamlet of Dickson, 29 km west of Innisfail on Hwy 54, then 3.2 km south of Spruce View
Phone Number: (403) 728-3355
Website: https://www.dicksonstoremuseum.com/
Email: manager@dicksonstoremuseum.com
Dickson Store Museum
Women of Aspenland
To learn more about the remarkable Women of Aspenland connected to this museum, click on their names below. Each profile highlights their incredible contributions, resilience, and lasting impact on our region's history.
Addie (Smith) McKean
Caroline (Christensen) Thomsen
Clarice McKean
Irene Morck
Karen Marie (Christensen) Enghauge
Laura Christiansen
Margaret Nissen