Prairie Tractor & Engine

Coyote Flats Pioneer Village, operated by the Prairie Tractor and Engine Museum Society, is dedicated to preserving the rich history and culture of farming, agriculture, and mining in Southern Alberta. Established in 1987 and located just 2 km south of Picture Butte, the village was officially recognized as a certified museum by the Alberta Museum Society in 2009. The village serves as a living testament to the heritage of the region, offering various events and programs that engage the community and educate visitors about the area's past. With facilities available for rentals, Coyote Flats Pioneer Village continues to foster an appreciation for local history and culture. Generated from the website

The Vulcan & District Historical Society operates a museum and archives that delve into the rich history of Vulcan, Alberta, showcasing aspects of communication, heritage, and medical history. Visitors can explore exhibits such as the John Ware family picture gallery and the Prospect Slope School, which evokes memories of rural education from the 1920s. Additionally, the society plays a pivotal role in promoting local attractions, including the unique Trek Station, designed to resemble a landed spaceship, which draws thousands of visitors interested in space tourism and the Star Trek phenomenon. The Vulcan Kinette Walking Path and Bell Park further enhance the community's recreational offerings, making Vulcan a notable destination for both history enthusiasts and tourists alike. Generated from the website