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  • Galloway Station Museum Archives

    The Archives is a resource for researchers, academics and members of the public. The Archives is a resource for researchers, academics and members of the public. The Edson and Area Archives' mandate is to acquire, preserve and make accessible records that reflect the political, social, and economic life of Edson and the surrounding area. The Archives contain items from individuals, families, businesses and organizations within the geographical limits of: east to Wildwood; west to Medicine Lodge; north to Shining Bank; and south to Mountain Park. Records of interest include (but are not limited to): Letters and correspondence Photographs Municipal records Home movies, films and videos Sound recordings Diaries, scrapbooks and journals Sketchbooks/drawings Corporate or organizational records Maps and plans Digital records How do I donate my records? Donations make the Edson and Area Archives the unique resource it is. We continue to welcome donations in line with our archives collection policy, however, a number of different criteria determines the acceptance of donations: Be of historical value and enduring public interest Be unique and not duplicate the records in existing holdings Authenticity and integrity Condition Ability of the Archives to provide appropriate preservation and care of the materials. We also hold a collection of research and reference material. To donate or access to the Edson and Area Archives, call 780-723-5696 or e-mail accessions@gallowaystationmuseum.com . Archives

  • More information | Galloway Station

    For more information on our tours, including prices, click here! Tour Info Each of our school programs are $3/person. This fee applies to students, educators, teacher assistants and parent helpers. Educators have the option of paying via their preferred method at the Galloway Station Museum, or we will send an invoice following your visit. We recommend booking well in advance to avoid disappointment. Our busiest times for school programs are May and June. If you need to cancel due to inclement weather or any other reason, please let us know as soon as possible and we will be happy to reschedule. All of our programs include a small snack, generally a cookie and juice. Please advise of any allergies in advance. You are welcome to bring your own snack. We are located in RCMP Centennial Park, which offers ample space for a picnic. We also have a boardroom that you are welcome to eat your lunch in if there are no other rentals. Please let us know in advance if you intend to have lunch here so we can plan accordingly. The Galloway Station Museum & Travel Centre is located at 223 – 55th Street, Edson, Alberta. We ask that you arrive on time as programs will begin and end promptly at the scheduled times and arriving late may shorten your visit. Free parking is available. We will provide all of the materials for an enjoyable visit. We ask that wet/muddy shoes be removed at the door. We have a place for coats and winter gear to be hung. If you are looking to extend your time in Edson, there are plenty of things to keep you busy. Repsol Place, the Red Brick, Bowling Alley, Edson Public Library and the Kinsmen Spray Park are popular options. Please call us today at 780-723-5696 for more details or to book your school tour!

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223-55th Street

Edson, AB

T7E 1L5

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info@gallowaystationmuseum.com

780-723-5696

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In the spirit of truth and reconciliation, the Edson & District Historical Society (EDHS) acknowledges that we are on Treaty 6 territory, the traditional and ancestral lands of the Nehiyawak, Saulteaux, Siksika, Piikuni, Kainai, Dene, Nakota Sioux and Otipemisiwak (Metis) Nations. The EDHS further acknowledges the harms done in the past and as a volunteer organization are dedicated to cultivating relationships in the spirit of reconciliation. We welcome the opportunity to continue to live and learn on these lands with mutual respect.

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