LAGGAN STATION 25 26 16 13 24 21 20 19 14 18 7 9 8 3 23 2 4 5 GUEST SERVICES & SECURITY RADIO PLAY 1 6 HERITAGE PARK IS A REGISTERED CHARITY AND CANADA’S LARGEST LIVING HISTORY MUSEUM. YOUR SUPPORT ALLOWS HERITAGE PARK TO PRESERVE AND PRESENT WESTERN CANADIAN HERITAGE AND CULTURE. You are about to embark on an incredible journey through Western Canada: from a timeless First Nations’ encampment to a rustic settlement, from a bustling young prairie town to a mid 20th Century urban square. Follow this guide to discover the highlights of this vast 127-acre living history experience, and keep your eyes open for more than 180 unique exhibits all across the Park. Please follow the one way traffic directions and practice social distancing to ensure the health and safety of everyone in the Park. 12 11 10 RANCH ROAD BACK LANE RAILWAY STREET O L D F O R T R O A D LIVINGSTON TRAIL 1 2 3 4 5 Haskayne Mercantile Block Shops The Selkirk – Dining Room & Patio Gasoline Alley Museum Railway Café – Window Service Entrance and Exit Gate Famous 5 Centre of Canadian Women (R) 15 (R) Designates Replica Exhibit VILLAGE CENTRE THE RANCH THE SETTLEMENT HERITAGE SQUARE N I G H T I N G A L E L A N E Pets, balls, balloons, drones, and weapons are NOT permitted in the Park. Smoking (including e-cigarettes) is permitted in designated areas only. Photo/Video Policy: The commercial use of photos, video and film you take during your visit is strictly prohibited without the full written consent from Heritage Park Society. 6 RODEO GROUNDS PROMENADE ANTIQUE MIDWAY CLOSED FOR CONSTRUCTION PROSPECT RIDGE 17 VILLAGE CENTRE 10 11 Rodeo Grounds Burnside Ranch House c.1904 THE RANCH Livingston House 1883 and Barn c. 1878 Drew’s Saloon and Stopping House c. 1886 Hudson’s Bay Company Fur Trading Fort 1860 (R) 7 8 9 THE SETTLEMENT STREET PERFORMANCES Smoking Area Food Shopping Washroom Mother’s Room First Aid Wheelchair Accessible Train Rides Cottage Hospital 1907 Strathmore & Bow Valley Standard 1909 Alberta Bakery 1912 Shonts Grain Elevator 1909 Atlas Lumber Yard & Office 1901 Shepard Station – Concessions & Train Rides Wainwright Hotel & Bar Room 1907 (R] Gledhill’s Drugstore 1908 Botsford Harness Shop 1906 Claresholm General Store c. 1905 (Candy Store) Vulcan Ice Cream Parlour 1910 Midway Treatery Eugene Coste Park Prince House 1894 & Garage Didsbury Bandstand c. 1910 (R) 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 20 26 25 24 23 22 21 HERITAGE SQUARE MAIN STREET LAK E V I E W ROAD P R I N CE S T R E E T L A K E V I E W R OA D 22 FRONT STREET ENTER & EXIT SHEPARD STATION MIDNAPORE STATION
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LAGGAN STATION
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GUEST SERVICES & SECURITY
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H ERITA G E PA RK IS A REG ISTERED C H A RITY A N D C A N A D A’S LA RG EST LIVIN G H ISTO RY MU S EUM. YO U R S U PPO RT A LLOWS H ERITA G E PA RK TO PRES ERVE A N D PRES ENT WESTERN C A N A D IA N H ERITA G E A N D C U LTU RE.
You are about to embark on an incredible journey through Western Canada: from a timeless First Nations’ encampment to a rustic settlement, from a bustling young prairie town to a mid 20th Century urban square. Follow this guide to discover the highlights of this vast 127-acre living history experience, and keep your eyes open for more than 180 unique exhibits all across the Park.
Please follow the one way traffic directions and practice social distancing to ensure the health and safety of everyone in the Park.
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RANCH ROAD
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LIVINGSTON TRAIL
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Haskayne Mercantile Block Shops The Selkirk – Dining Room & Patio Gasoline Alley Museum Railway Café – Window Service Entrance and Exit Gate
Famous 5 Centre of Canadian Women (R)
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H E R I T A G E S Q U A R E
NIGHTINGALE LANE
Pets, balls, balloons, drones, and weapons are NOT permitted in the Park. Smoking (including e-cigarettes) is permitted in designated areas only.Photo/Video Policy: The commercial use of photos, video and film you take during your visit is strictly prohibited without the full written consent from Heritage Park Society.
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Rodeo Grounds Burnside Ranch House c.1904
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Livingston House 1883 and Barn c. 1878Drew’s Saloon and Stopping House c. 1886Hudson’s Bay Company Fur Trading Fort 1860 (R)
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First AidWheelchairAccessible
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Cottage Hospital 1907Strathmore & Bow Valley Standard 1909 Alberta Bakery 1912 Shonts Grain Elevator 1909Atlas Lumber Yard & Office 1901 Shepard Station – Concessions & Train RidesWainwright Hotel & Bar Room 1907 (R] Gledhill’s Drugstore 1908Botsford Harness Shop 1906 Claresholm General Store c. 1905 (Candy Store) Vulcan Ice Cream Parlour 1910 Midway TreateryEugene Coste ParkPrince House 1894 & GarageDidsbury Bandstand c. 1910 (R)
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