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Town in Saskatchewan, Canada
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Shellbrook is a small town of 1,400 people (2011) in Northern Saskatchewan. Shellbrook sits at the convergence three major highways which continue east to Prince Albert.
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Located in the town's former CNR Station the museum features artifacts pertaining to the history of Shellbrook and the surrounding area. The museum also features a schoolhouse.
9-hole course featuring fully irrigated fairways, large rolling greens and three tee boxes on each hole.
Costumed guides demonstrate the Doukhobors who settled in the area in 1899.
A plains cottonwood cross, with black or balsam poplar, the tree stands nearly 21 metres (68 feet); estimated age of 160 years.
Vietnamese and Canadian food.
Chinese food.
Pizza, wings, ribs.
Karaoke, bar games.
Full-service campground with a variety of campsites, modern bathroom/shower facility, camp kitchen, picnic tables, barbecues and firewood. Open May 1 to Oct 15.
Located on the north side of Sturgeon Lake and park amenities include a kitchen shelter, beach change house, modern washrooms and showers, fish cleaning facility, overflow camping area and a restaurant. Seasonal campsites are also available. Annual fishing derby held during free fishing weekend in July and family fun weekend in August.
Housed in a converted barn overlooking the Shell River and surrounding farmlands and woodlands, this studio features handcrafted paper, hammered copper bowls, raku, horse-hair and pit fired pottery, original prints, woodcuts and paintings.
Shellbrook is 45 km west of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan's third largest city, at the junction of Highways 3, 40, and 55; Highway 3 & 55 continue east to Prince Albert.
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