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North Battleford

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Be inspired by the ingenuity and resilience of Saskatchewan people as you explore the North Battleford WDM.

Old Abe the eagle, long time symbol of the J.I. Case machinery company, towers nearly four metres above a collection of vintage vehicles. Vignettes of rural life offer a glimpse into the world of the 1920s. Plus, Canada’s best collection of 19th century Canadian-built portable steam engines. You won’t see this lineup anywhere else!

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Mural of railway station scene from 1910s Saskatchewan

Railway Station

Yorkton

Railway Station An impressive mural recreates a typical railway station scene from the early 20th century. The artist is Gus Froese, a well-known Saskatchewan painter.

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Facade of farm quanset, with mock sliding barn door. The sign above reads "farm machinery." Black doors lead to the agricultural machinery exhibit.

Precious Metal – Agricultural Machinery Exhibit

Saskatoon

Precious Metal – Agricultural Machinery Exhibit The WDM has one of the largest agricultural machinery collections in Canada. In this exhibit, giant gasoline tractors and steam traction engines from the…

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The Western Development Museum (WDM) is the largest human history museum in Saskatchewan. With a collection of over 75,000 artifacts ranging from pins to locomotives and four locations in the province, the WDM shares the Saskatchewan story from the Treaties to the present day.

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