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The Sodbusters Archives Museum is located in the hamlet of Strome, Alberta. It was established in 1986 to preserve the history of the prairies and stands as a tribute to the people who called this area home.

In 1904, settlers began to flock to the Strome area enticed by the prospect of free land. Artifacts tell the story of the homesteader’s ingenuity and perseverance through the challenges of life as a pioneer.

Unique displays within the museum show the daily life of the settlers and Indigenous peoples on the prairies during the 1900s. There is also an extensive natural history collection, a military memorial, Canadian Pacific Railway exhibit, bridal gown display, farming equipment and so much more.

The museum is a recognized member of the Alberta Museums Association.

 

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    Hours & Location 

Hours & Location

Hours

 

 

Closed until June 2024

Location

5029 - 50th Street

P.O. Box 151

Strome, Alberta

T0B 4H0

Admission

Admission is free for all.

This museum operates on donations from people like you. Your donation is very valuable to us and is eligible for a charitable tax receipt.

Please make cheques payable to:

Strome & District Historical Society

E-transfers are also accepted.

Company Name: Strome Museum

Email: museumsa86@gmail.com

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5029 - 50th Street

P.O. Box 151

Strome, Alberta

T0B 4H0

museumsa86@gmail.com

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