Murals of Whitewood

Murals of Whitewood showcases breathtaking murals that pay homage to the early days of the western frontier. The Market Day mural, a standout piece, authentically recreates Whitewood in 1895, capturing the essence of the town's history. Painted by untrained volunteers under the guidance of Janet Blackstock, this mural has garnered national recognition as one of the finest in the province.

Visitors to Whitewood must not miss the other four captivating murals on display. From an early day harvest scene to depictions of Pipestone Valley and a grand ball organized by French Counts, each mural tells a unique story. The tribute to the area's native heritage through an indigenous scene adds a touch of cultural richness to the collection.

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