Didsbury and District Museum

Journey back through the rich history of Didsbury's first pioneers from its first settlement (1894) through its role in the coming of the railroad, the Dominion Land Survey, area land rush, and immigration.

Step into the original two-storey brick and sandstone School House, built in 1907. A magnificently built and preserved building. The Museum was a place where the children gathered to learn and socialize; a temporary hospital during the influenza epidemic of 1918, and a training area for men and women during World War 11. Peruse through a superb photographic collection of original farmsteads, local businesses, and families.

Hours and Admission:

Tuesday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Admission by donation.

Address: 2110 21 Ave, Didsbury, Alberta, Canada T0M 0W0
Phone Number: (403) 335-9295
Website: http://www.didsburymuseum.ca/
Email: ddhs@telusplanet.net