MANY FACES.
MANY STORIES

If you are interested in early High River and area photographs, you will be delighted with our extensive photo archives. We are planning to have a selection from our photo collection online in the near future and available for ordering. In the meantime, images may be ordered in person, by phone or email.

Harvest, n.d.

First Station, 1900

The High River Hotel and Drew’s Saloon, c.1900

Strip mall, 1905

Dinnertime! 1906

Bar in the Oxford Hotel, c.1910

Arrival of the Prince, 1919

Model T’s, 1912

Steam Train, c.1925

Wading in the Bank, 1942

Shave and a Haircut, c.1910

Original CPR station, 1900

First Northern Bank, 1904

Street Rafting, 1932

Early High River, 1902

The Station, 1925

First Street West, c.1970

The Museum of the Highwood has over 30,000 photographs of High River and the surrounding area in its distinguished collection, which spans over the last 125 years. Check back often to browse the photo library, as treasured photo from the past are added on a regular basis.

The museum is proud to be the home of the

High River Visitor Information Centre.

Please call, email or drop by the museum and we will

be happy to provide you with information, help you plan your adventure,

and send you in the right direction!!!

Open year-round Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission to tour the museum is by donation.

RV parking is available behind the museum.

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MANY MANY THANKS TO OUR INCREDIBLE 2020 SUMMER STUDENTS.

Brayton, Maya, Danelle, Dana and Emma did a fantastic job for us during this crazy summer.

They all went “above and beyond” for our visitors.

Thank you the Department of Canadian Heritage – Young Canada Works in Heritage and Canada Summer Jobs 2020 for funding our summer students.

Also, thanks to John Barlow, our MP for Foothills for his ongoing and much-appreciated support!
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The Museum of the Highwood celebrates film-making in

Southern Alberta and the history of going to the movies.

This unique exhibit features props, artifacts and images

from locally created movies and television series

including HEARTLAND!!!

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Yup – the more things change … two photos taken 113 years apart!

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