Posted 1 year ago by rocker in response to musketeer's question:
Is there any place in Saskatoon where I can see some of its history?(give a different answer) .
The Western Development Museum is a good place to start your lesson about Saskatoon history. It is located on 2610 Lorne Avenue and it is open daily from April to December from 9am to 5pm. The museum has a great replica of a main town street from about 1910 complete with parked vehicles. The entrance fee is 6$.
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