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Rocky Mountain House Museum

Step into the past at the Rocky Museum! Sit in the desks in our 1923 Glacier School, and imagine what life was like in the homestead days, when children sat two to a desk to keep warm in the winter mornings. Check out the Meadows Forestry cabin, and read the stories from the days when the lumberjacks and sawmills kept the area around Rocky Mountain House humming. The Rocky Museum showcases artifacts from the early 1900’s including a doctor’s buggy. You need to see our two floors of exhibits inside, which include our 1916 Amherst Player Piano, our barbed wire collection, the Killico General Store exhibit, the military exhibit, our farmhouse kitchen, our history book library and much more. Challenge yourself with our scavenger hunt! Find treasures in our Gift Shop, including locally made art, indigenous designed gift ware, souvenirs and history books. Join us for live demonstrations of blacksmithing, weaving, rope making and spinning on Museum Day, the last Saturday in May. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the W. Helen Hunley Memorial Park right next to the Rocky Museum.



Hours and Admission:


Summer (Victoria Day weekend - Labour Day weekend)
Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Weekend hours: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Holiday Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Winter (Labour Day weekend - Victoria Day weekend)
Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Rates

$7.00 each for adults 18 years and older
$5.00 each for Seniors 65 and older, University Students and Military
$3.00 each for Children 7 - 17 years
Free - children 6 years and younger (must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult)
All ages welcome!

Address: 5406 48 St, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Canada T4T 1C8
Directions: Located just off of Highway 11 in Rocky Mountain House, west of Canadian Tire.
Phone Number: (403) 845-2332
Website: https://www.rockymuseum.com/
Email: Rmuseum1@telus.net

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.

Gertrude (Morris) Lees
Helen Henley