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The News page contains upcoming Prince Albert Historical Society events and activities as well as news articles from other sources related to Prince Albert museums and the Society. For historical and other articles written by our volunteers and staff, check out the Our Stories page.
Join Fred Payton at the St. Mary Church to learn about some of Prince Albert’s early residents. Over the last few years Fred has updated and added to the information about the people buried in the cemetery. The St. Mary Church is located west of the Penitentiary.
This event is free and open to the public. Donations will be accepted. The tour is weather dependent. Check our Facebook page to ensure the weather has not changed our plans.
Downtown Walking Tours leave from the Prince Albert Historical Museum, every Thursday and Sunday at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm from June to August. The cost of a walking tour is $2.00 a person. The tours are about one hour in length and are held weather permitting. Tours can also be provided upon request. Phone 306.764.2992 to request a tour.
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The PAHS is participating in the 2022 Street Fair. There will be free entry to the Historical Museum the day of the Street Fair from 9 am to 5 pm. Check out our new and updated displays on both the first and second floors of the museum.
If you missed Kate Kading's visit on June 6th, you can stop by the Museum from 12 to 4 pm. Kate is the author of "On Scene", a book based on one of the longest manhunts in Canadian history. The book tells the story of Sergeant Walter Regitnig and his canine partner, Bruce and details their journey to find the man who shot and killed two RCMP officers in 1970, Constable Schrader and Constable Anson. Copies of the book are available for purchase at the museum.
"On Scene" is a book based on one of the longest manhunts in Canadian history, The book tells the story of Sergeant Walter Regitnig and his canine partner, Bruce and details their journey to find the man who shot and killed two RCMP officers in 1970, Constable Schrader and Constable Anson.
Kate Kading, author of "On Scene" will be at the Historical Museum Monday, June 6th from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. This event will be very informal, with readings by the author, book signing and socializing.
Copies of "On Scene" are available at our Gift Shop. If you already have a copy that you want signed, feel free to bring it.
Plan to participate in the "World Traveler Walk-A-Thon Event" on Saturday, June 11th, 2022, from 9:30am to 11:30am. The Historical Society is the first stop on the walkathon. Come and say "Hi" to our volunteers running the booth.
The Walk-A-Thon features a 5 KM fun, safe, family friendly walk along the East side of the Rotary Trail starting at the Elks Hall Lodge (8th Av E) on the Riverbank. After registering you will receive a Passport Pledge Form. Your pledges and/ or donations help support the Fireworks display during the Multicultural Canada Day. Come travel the world safely, right in your own backyard!
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Our first event of the 2022 season is the Crocus High Tea on May 11th from 2 pm to 4 pm and held at the Historical Museum (10 River Street E). Enjoy our high tea for $10 per person:
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The Historical museum will be open, free of charge, Saturday, November 27, between 12 and 4 pm. Drop in to check out our holiday display. Perhaps you'll also want to check out our firehall, bell, Smoke Jumpers, Indigenous or other exhibits when you visit!
The Historical museum will be open, free of charge, Saturday, December 11, between 1 and 4 pm. Visit us and join in our family program activity. Follow our Facebook page for further details.
The Historical Museum, located at 10 River Street East, is pleased to open our doors for Remembrance Day. The museum will be open, free of charge, between 1 and 4 pm.
The Historical museum will be open, free of charge, between 1 and 4 pm. Visit us and join in our family program activity. Follow our Facebook page for further details.
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Performances: Join us this summer and take an adventure through time! Thursday, August 26th and Friday, August 27th will see historical figures from Prince Albert come to life to engage you in a unique interactive experience.
Mystery Building Theatre Workshops:
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"The Interview"
It’s the opportunity of a lifetime! You have an interview to be employed at the home of John and Olive Diefenbaker. However, you have to pass a difficult interview to obtain the job. The interview takes place on the main floor of the house. A long-time worker at the house will greet you and tell a few stories about the house and community. They have been assigned to oversee the tests you must pass, ranging from mental puzzles to physical chores.
Can you and your audience member team complete the tests in time to successfully obtain your coveted position or will the clock defeat you?
"Behind Glass"
The Historical Museum needs your help! Artefacts in the museum have been moved around or incorrectly placed. Staff and volunteers at the museum have no idea who is causing these disturbances.
Historical figures in the Museum will show you around the museum floors and share stories about their lives and the exhibits in the Museum. Can you figure out which one of them is the culprit?
Join us for our Sidewalk Sale on June 19th outside the Historical Museum.
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Activities at the Historical Museum are available from 1 to 4 pm each day during the spring break. Covid-19 protocols are in place. Masks are mandatory to visit the museum; please bring yours. Click the image to see the full poster.
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Admission is free for these activities. Contact the Museum Educator at 306-764-2992 or email museumeducator@historypa.com to book your spot. |
Free admission to the Historical Museum from 1 to 4 pm each day. Covid-19 protocols are in place. Masks are mandatory to visit the museum; please bring yours. Click the image to see the full poster.
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Book your visit by calling 306-764-2992 or email museumeducator@historypa.com |
Celebrate Archives Week virtually! Click the image to see the full poster.
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The planned opening of the Historical Museum on Wednesday for Remembrance Day has been cancelled. This decision was made due to the recent snowfall and change in Covid restrictions.
The Historical Museum, located at 10 River Street East, is pleased to open our doors for Remembrance Day. The museum will be open, free of charge, between 1 and 4 pm. Due to limited capacity, we are encouraging people to book a timed entry slot to avoid having to wait. Time slots are every 30 minutes, starting at 1:00 pm. Walk-ins will also be accepted pending space.
For more information or to book your entry slot please call 306-764-2992 or email museumeducator@historypa.com. You can also book a time slot by filling in this online form. Note: To fill in the online form, you will need to sign in with a gmail account.
COVID-19 prototcols will be in place. Masks are mandatory to visit the museum; please bring yours.
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