Location:
4708 Lac Ste Anne Trail
North
Onoway, Alberta
We are located at the corner of 49th Street and Lac Ste Anne Trail
North in Onoway, Alberta
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Hours of
Operation:
September to June
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
10 am to 3 pm
July and August
Monday to Friday
10 am to 3 pm
or by appointment
call 780-967-5263 or 780-962-4303
Museum Office - 780-967-1015
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Admission is Free
Donations Appreciated
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Mailing
Address:
Onoway and
District Historical
Guild
Box 1368
Onoway,
Alberta
T0E 1V0
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For more
information:
email: info1@onowaymuseum.ca |
Other Links:
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Funding Assistance received from:
We thank you for your help
so that we may continue to develop and expand the museum collection and
displays.
To make a donation, contact the Onoway Museum office or make a donation
by clicking the button below:
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Onoway and District Historical Guild
Annual
General Meeting
Wednesday,
February
15, 2012 8:30 pm
Regular Meeting
commences 7:00 pm
Onoway Heritage
Centre
Board Room
Please
join us and learn
more
about your organization.
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Start the new
year right with a copy of
The Pathfinders
2010
Pick up your
copy now!
See details & order form below
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Book may be purchased at:
Onoway Museum,
Onoway Public Library,
Town of Onoway office,
Rich Valley Public Library
or
Print Order Form
below,
complete and mail to:
Onoway and District
Historical Guild
Order Form
or
contact info1@onowaymuseum.ca
or Onoway Museum 780-967-1015 for more information
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DVDs
are available on loan at
Onoway Public
Library
and may be purchased at
Onoway Museum
Thank you to FCSS
for its support
of this project!
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Hometown Hero - Fred White
If you
run into Fred White in the pharmacy, you would never
guess that this local businessman has owned and raced limited
production cars
and has represented Canada at international trap shooting competitions.
Onoway
and District Historical Guild is recognizing Fred’s accomplishments
through the
“Hometown Hero” exhibit currently on display at Onoway Museum.
Click here for his story and more photos
"Hometown Heroes" -
This highlight
display zeroes in on a local
resident who has made a very distinct contribution to the community.
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Information and Photos
The Onoway Museum is located
in
the
town
of
Onoway
in
an
historic
brick
building
at
the
corner
of
49th
Street
and
Lac
Ste
Anne
Trail.
The front two rooms of the school were constructed in 1921
while two additional rooms were added in 1946. The gymnasium was added
in 1954.
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1922
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2007
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The Onoway and District
Historial Guild was formed in 2003 to preserve the history of Onoway
and district. The Guild has developed a museum that tells the story of
the founding, settlement, and development of this area of north central
Alberta.
The museum collects, preserves, researches, exhibits, interprets and
restores historical artifacts and antiquities.
In addition to displaying artifacts, the Museum is conducting programs
for local schools.
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The
Onoway
Museum
is
operated
by
the
Onoway
and
District
Historical
Guild.
Cash Donations
appreciated. As a
non-profit registered Society, we can issue tax receipts for donations.
If you have
artifacts that you think
the museum would like, please contact us.
For
further
information about the Museum and the Guild, please contact:
- Museum Office at 780-967-1015,
- Terry at
780-967-5263, or
- Bill at
780-962-4303
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