Our
programming staff works hard to ensure your visit to the museum is entertaining,
educational and memorable!
“Thank
you for changing the
stereotype of museums.”
CO,
University of Lethbridge
Education student
“This museum isn’t a collection of dusty artifacts encased in Plexiglas boxes which students file past, careful not to touch anything. Rather, it’s a vibrant, interactive assortment of stimulating objects and activities, inviting students to experience history first-hand.”
Travis, University of Lethbridge student
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Galt
Museum Virtual Tour
Click on icon above to tour the Galt Museum & Archives. Select a room from the pulldown menu on the bottom left hand side. Use controls to move up, down or left and right. This virtual tour requires QuickTime. |
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FREE WITH ADMISSION Activity Backpacks & Treasure Hunts For children and families. Borrow a different activity pack each time you visit. Follow in the footsteps of explorer George Dawson or solve a theft in the coal mines. Available packs: Coal Mining, the Galt Hospital building, the Coulees and the natural environment, immigration and settlement, the Kainai, and Headlines of the Past. Please inquire at the front desk. |
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“I love all the programs you have going on. I wish all of us had a resource like you in our communities where we teach!” Kelsey, University of Lethbridge Education studen |
MAR 25-28 | 8:30 - 4:30 | ages 6-9 Come celebrate the return of a great
program highlighting the cultural, historical and natural treasures
in our city. Four full days of fun and exciting activities will
keep kids busy and [shhh] educated! Each day children are dropped
off at a different location:
$100 per child | min. 10, max.
20 participants | Register at SAAG
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Regional MAY 3.08 | Lethbridge Centre Historica's role is to help Canadians discover the fascinating stories that make our country unqiue. Students research Canadian heroes, legends, milestones, and achievements - and proudly present their stories at a public exhibition. Download the 2008 booklet:
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