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At the WDM Saskatoon, blacksmith volunteers and interpreters, ‘spark’ interest and share the history of the trade in our province all year long. In our indoor Blacksmith Shop on Boomtown…

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“How’d they make that?” It’s a natural question asked by curious folks of all ages. At the WDM, we ask it, too – with a twist. We wonder about how…

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Getting ‘hands-on’ with history is a common theme at WDM events and programs. Trying out ‘new’ old chores like clothes washing with Janny or sewing with Gwen gives today’s kids…

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Volunteers give more than just their time during a shift — they often attend training or spend time ‘reading up’ on their role beforehand to ensure they’re ready to dive…

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WDM events like the Boo Town Ball at the WDM Saskatoon are legendary in their communities because of committed volunteers like Charlotte, Kerry, and Scott. Volunteers help decorate the Museum,…

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People come to the WDM to volunteer for a variety of reasons. For Val Wright, the reason was her son, Terron. Train-enthusiast Terron was very interested in the steam-powered traction…

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At the WDM Saskatoon’s 2024 Summer Fun Day event, kids of all ages had the chance to ‘meet our machines,’ thanks to volunteers like Bruce. Volunteers not only helped kids…

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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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