Adult Membership: Prince Albert Historical Society
Support the programs and operations of the Society. Membership also provides free admission to the museums and invitations to social/special events.

$ 20.00 CAD
Per calendar year

Family Membership: Prince Albert Historical Society
A family membership covers 2 adults and 2 children and helps to support the programs and operations of the Society. Membership also provides free admission to the museums and invitations to social/special events.

$ 60.00 CAD
Per calendar year

Explorer Membership: Prince Albert Historical Society
The Explorer membership is for youth, age 7-16, who are registered in the Explorer or Junior Explorer program. This membership is valid for one school year.

$ 20.00 CAD
Per school year

The Voice of The People
A collection of 32 autobiographies of Prince Albert’s early settlers.
Includes a map showing the original owners of river lots.

Published in 1984, 228 pages

$ 10.00 CAD
+ $3.00 shipping

The La Colle Falls Hydroelectric Dam: A Monument to Optimism

$ 5.00 CAD
+ $3.00 shipping

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Pewter Ornament

This church was built in 1951 and designed in the Byzantine style of architecture.

Nisbet Church and School
Pewter Ornament

Built in 1872 by Rev. James Nisbet and Adam McBeath. It was used as a church and school until 1881. Post 1881 it was used as a school only.

Octagonal Building
Pewter Ornament

Constructed in 1905 by Mr. A. Holmes for the Lorne Agricultural Society, this building is located on the Exhibition Grounds.

St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church
Pewter Ornament

Constructed in 1960. Bishop Andrew Roborecki blessed the six decorative metal crosses, which were later installed above the domes and frontal roof summit.

Sacred Heart Cathedral
Pewter Ornament

This church was constructed from 1913-1915 by Architects Creighton & Crowther. The Bishop's Chair (Cathedra) gives this church the "Cathedral" name.

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Pewter Ornament

This church was constructed in 1906 by Mr. William J. Wright, a member of St. Paul's congregation.