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    Old Fire Hall (1911 - 1975), 10 River St and Central Ave, Prince Albert.
    Latitude: 53.20604° N,
    Longitude: -105.7543° W
    The Prince Albert Historical Museum is one of four museums operated in the City of Prince Albert by the Prince Albert Historical Society. It is located in the former ‘Central Firehall’ opened in 1912 and utilized as such until 1975. The museum opened in 1977.

    The museum showcases artifacts relating to early settlers, Indigenous history, as well as business and industry in Prince Albert. The Bill Smiley Archives is also located in the Historical Museum. The archives are available to researchers year round by appointment. ​​

    The museum has been open throughout the pandemic and they do have protocols in place. If you wish to see the archive procedures, they are available on our website. The virtual museum is available for viewing, made possible through the generous bequest provided by the estate of Dr. C.H. and Lenore Andrews.​
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    Open May 23 to Aug 31.

    May long weekend to Aug, daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sep to mid-May, Mon to Fri 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. If you wish to book a tour outside of open hours, please call the museum to arrange.  The website will provide any changes to hours of operation during the pandemic.

    Rates And Discounts

    $5/person (12 years and up), $2/person (6 - 12 years) and children under 6 years of age free; $12/family (up to 6 people). Visit website for more rate details.

    Certifications and Affiliations

    • Municipal Heritage Property designation

    Access

    • Urban / Suburban

    Services

    • Estimated viewing time (hours): 1.50
    • Guided tour
    • Self-guided tour
    • Tours upon request

    Amenities

    • Gift shop
    • Modern washroom

    Activities

    • Children's activities

    Food and Beverage

    • Casual dining

    Maps & Docs

    Contact Info

    Phone(s): 306-764-2992 |
    curator@historypa.com

    Open May 23 to Aug 31.

    May long weekend to Aug, daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sep to mid-May, Mon to Fri 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. If you wish to book a tour outside of open hours, please call the museum to arrange.  The website will provide any changes to hours of operation during the pandemic.

    Old Fire Hall (1911 - 1975), 10 River St and Central Ave, Prince Albert.

    Latitude: 53.20604° N, Longitude: -105.7543° W

    North - Prince Albert

    The Prince Albert Historical Museum is one of four museums operated in the City of Prince Albert by the Prince Albert Historical Society. It is located in the former ‘Central Firehall’ opened in 1912 and utilized as such until 1975. The museum opened in 1977.

    The museum showcases artifacts relating to early settlers, Indigenous history, as well as business and industry in Prince Albert. The Bill Smiley Archives is also located in the Historical Museum. The archives are available to researchers year round by appointment. ​​

    The museum has been open throughout the pandemic and they do have protocols in place. If you wish to see the archive procedures, they are available on our website. The virtual museum is available for viewing, made possible through the generous bequest provided by the estate of Dr. C.H. and Lenore Andrews.​
    ​

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    Location Information

    Old Fire Hall (1911 - 1975), 10 River St and Central Ave, Prince Albert.

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    lat. 53.20604° N, long. -105.7543° W

    Contact Info

    Phone: 306-764-2992 |
    curator@historypa.com