Preserving our past for your future.

Our museum gives you a taste of both rural and town life as it used to be as well as the agricultural and oil industry from the Provost area.
Stop in, take a stroll through time and take a peek at the history of the area.
The main building of the Provost and District Museum has displays from various organizations, clubs, and sports teams that were part of being a member of the community and surrounding area. There is an area in the main building that is affectionally referred to as "Main Street Provost". Although it is represented by local businesses both past and present, it could resemble any rural community's Main Street. After spending time in the main building, there is still plenty to see on site. There are schools, a 1917 T. Eaton house, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, plus other buildings, a pump jack, artifacts from the Royal Canadian Legion and much, much more to see at the Provost and District Museum, so come visit and see for yourself.                                                 

 The main building is wheelchair accessible. A chairlift has been installed up to the mezzanine for anyone that has problems with stairs. Volunteers are available if needed to assist in making your visit more enjoyable.                           

We are equipped to accept Debit cards. 

While in the Provost area check out the Town of Provost and the MD of Provost #52 webpages for other things to do or see such as the Bodo Archaeological site or St. Norbert's Catholic Church (Rosenheim).                           
For this year's days and times of operation, go to Admission.







​