The Canadian tractor Museum was initially constructed in 1999 by a board of directors who had constructed a museum to display the various tractors used throughout history by farmers. The evolution of tractors and their use honours the history of Alberta and its farmers.

Not only are tractors displayed, but other equipment and materials used in agriculture and farming are also on display. The museum’s ultimate goal is to preserve the history of farmers and to be able to convey this message simply through physical representations rather than written ones. For those interested in the history of Alberta, don’t forget to visit this site.

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The Westlock Pioneer Museum exhibits a unique and stunning collection of various artifacts used daily in that era. This collection holds different types of lamps, guns and sound machines.

The museum also holds occasional summer events, including pancake breakfasts. These events are open to all in the hopes of delivering the essence of the town’s heritage. Don’t forget to buy your tickets before they’re sold out!

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