Kneehill Historical Museum and AVIP

Engage Kneehill County’s past, collected in three buildings. The Station House, built in 1919, is the last surviving CN station of its pattern, home to the station master and family. Climb into the caboose, spartan home to the conductor, Think about what it was like gathering in a Ghost Pine community home, listening to the first radio, a hand-built wedding present, or getting the country doctors out on rural rounds in Model T's mounted on the big iron skis--they're on display in the Main Building. Find the little Fordson tractor, ‘The Widow Maker’, in the Agriculture Building. Ask the friendly staff taking you on the tour to reveal its history. Imagine ringing your neighbours on a fence-line telephone. Research local history and find locations on County maps. There are hours of memories and things to learn tucked away in Kneehill Museum.

After the museum tour, enjoy fine food at local restaurants, swim at the Aquatic Centre, golf at the Old Town Site, and stay overnight at a great hotel so you have time to see the stars from the top of the Three Hills.

Hours and Admission:

May 15 - September 15
Monday - Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Rates

$10.00 - Adults, Seniors
$ 5.00 - Students (13 - 18)
$20.00 - Family rate (immediate)
Free - Children under 12, accompanied by an adult

The Kneehill Historical Museum and Visitor Information Centre welcome visitors seeking area information, be it history, heritage, culture, resources.

Address: 1301 2nd St N, Box 653, Three Hills, Alberta, Canada T0M 2A0
Directions: Located on the access road to Highway 21 east, along the East entrance to the town of Three Hills.
Phone Number: (403) 443-2092
Website: http://kneehillmuseum.weebly.com/
Email: khsmuseum@gmail.com