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The Western Development Museum in Saskatoon offers a glimpse into early 1900s Saskatchewan with its Boomtown exhibit, featuring over 20 buildings that recreate the hustle and bustle of a historic community. Visitors can explore a vintage general store, a blacksmith shop, and more, bringing the past vividly to life. Key highlights include the Winning the Prairie Gamble exhibit, showcasing a century of prairie life, and the Transportation Gallery.
The Boomtown Cafe, set within the museum, provides a taste of 1910 with its home-cooked meals and daily specials, served in an authentic period setting.
Additionally, the museum's facilities are available for various events, from weddings in St. Peter's Church to large conventions, offering a unique backdrop for any gathering. Explore more about the museum's offerings, including their virtual exhibits on their website.
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