Weyburn

A replica of a village community from the turn of the century right up to about the 1940s.

Local history museum, native artefacts, Soo Line historical archives, Weyburn and district pioneer artefacts. The Wilson Silver Collection holds more than 5,000 items dated 1750-1972, everything from full tea services to opera glasses and spoons. The 1909-era one-storey, historically-listed Estevan red-brick structure and smokestack were built as a 75-kilowatt municipal power station; the Museum building houses Weyburn's Tourist Information Booth and a small souvenir shop. Open year round with extended hours June-August, guided tour available.

World's first curling museum. Over 18,000 curling pins, one of the largest collections, and many rare historical curling pieces.

Tommy Douglas is often described as the "Father of Medicare in Canada". It was created by Lea Vivot, and was unveiled by Douglas' grandson, the actor Kiefer Sutherland, on 10 September 2010.

Two-storey building with a glazed terracotta façade, designed by a Minneapolis-based architectural firm and built in 1910 as the local bank's headquarters. Sold to the Imperial Bank (a predecessor of CIBC) in 1931, it remains in use as the local CIBC branch.