Built in 1903 and opened in 1904 as the first bank in Lacombe, the Flatiron Building in downtown Lacombe remains an icon of days gone by.
Blueberries for Everyone: The Landscape and Plants of our County, uses recollections from the early days of European settlement in this area to understand what the natural state of this landscape looked like in the early 1900s.
From his early life out West, born inside the Michener House Museum, learn how Roland became the most populist Governor General of Canada!
Ever wondered how the businesses of downtown Lacombe have evolved over the years? Explore the Kanngiesser Building with us from the first business in 1907 up to 2020.
Strike While the Iron is Hot! An essential merchant trade to developing Lacombe, rediscover Alberta’s Oldest Blacksmith Shop today.
From its humble beginnings in 1894 as the Grace Methodist Church Manse, to becoming both a Provincially Designated Historic Site and Municipal Heritage Resource, rediscover the story of Lacombe’s oldest building.
Join us as we commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the end of the Second World War by sharing stories of local veterans from the Lacombe region including Alix, Blackfalds, Bentley, & Clive.
May 5 2020 marked the 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Holland. In our ongoing tribute to honour Canadian war efforts, we share their incredible stories.
Tracing over 100 years of history of a vital aspect of the local economic, agricultural & social community of the area, join us at the Lacombe Experimental Station.
Lest We Forget shares the stories of our brave hearts from the Lacombe Region who contributed to the Great War effort between 1914-1919.
With panoramic images, virtual tours & video Reflections on Vimy explores what the Battle of Vimy Ridge, and what it means to the residents of Lacombe.
For over 50 years, Father Lacombe worked as a missionary in Alberta, mediating between the Indigenous Peoples, the Canadian Government, and Christianity. This exhibit showcases one interpretation of his life.
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Flatiron Building Museum
Suite #200, 5005 50th Ave, Lacombe AB T4L2L1
(403) 782-3933
Flatiron Building Museum
OPEN Wed-Sat 10 am – 4 pm
Blacksmith Shop Museum
Closed for the season
Michener House Museum
Closed for the season
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