Duck Lake Regional Interpretive Center
Frontier of First Nations, Métis and Pioneer Society

Welcome With Open Arms

The Duck Lake Historical Museum Society is a non-profit charitable organization. The Society operates the Duck Lake Regional Interpretive Centre. Our collection was started in 1959 by local resident Fred Anderson who set up the first Duck Lake Historical Museum in the North West Mounted Police jail.

The Regional Interpretive Centre invites you to experience life from days gone by - from the every day struggles of the Pioneers, to the devastating impact that the near extinction of the buffalo had on the First Nations, and to the harsh aftermath of the North West Resistance for the Métis.

In 2010 we are celebrating 50 years for the
Duck Lake Historical Museum!

The first museum was opened July 13th, 1960 in the tiny NWMP jail. 2010 is also the 125th Anniversary for the Battle of Duck Lake and the events of 1885!! You don't want to miss out on the 2010 activities. June 25th to 27th, 2010 is our 125th Commemoration Festival.

Call now to get your tickets 1-866-467-2057  VISA & M/C accepted

For more information on the various events surrounding the 125th Commemoration of the 1885 Resistance go to www.trailsof1885.com . 

Book your tour group now for the 2010 season!

Walk-ins welcome however preference will be given to those who have pre-booked times. If you prefer a guided tours it is just $1.88/student for groups of 12 or more.

Tours and Groups Welcome Year Round!
BOOK NOW!