Prince Albert Historical Society membership
Supports the programming of the Society as well as providing free admission to the museums and

invitations to social/special events.

$ 20.00 CAD
Per year

The Voice of The People
A collection of 32 autobiographies of Prince Albert’s early settlers.

Published in 1984, 228 pages

$ 12.00 CAD
Includes shipping

The La Colle Falls Hydroelectric Dam: A Monument to Optimism

$ 5.00 CAD
Plus shipping

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church
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This church was built in 1951 and designed in the Byzantine style of architecture.

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

Diefenbaker House
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This house was the former residence of Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker from 1947-1957 and was designated as a National Historic Site in 2019.

Keyhole Castle

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This house was built by Samuel MacLeod in 1912. Keyhole Castle is a Municipal Heritage Property.

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