As one visits the different displays, the story of our Cut Knife neighbourhood unfolds.
The Interactions between the different cultures that live as neighbours - First Nations and the European and American Immigrants that make up the residents of our community.- 1885 Northwest participants
- Politics, religion, individuals, and their interactions on the local First Nations culture.
- Cultures clash - 1885 Resistance
- Why were firearms a necessary part of prairie life?
- What happened in the area after the 1885 Resistance?
- Early Neighbours: the necessity of sharing and cooperation.
- One Room Schoolhouses
- their importance and lasting influences.
- Medical issues of early Cut Knife.
- A Prairie General Store - providing a service and sometimes more.
- Religion and Churches - how they influence our past and present.
- The railroad changed our prairie community
- Early housing
Some exhibits are under construction. Some are still in the planning stages.
We encourage you to take a tour to hear our plans and more of our stories!
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