The Westlock and District Tractor Museum Foundation (a Society under the Alberta Society Act) has been operating the Canadian Tractor Museum since 1999. The Canadian Tractor Museum is a Registered name in Canada. We are 100% non profit as well as a Registered Charitable organization. Mission: The Canadian Tractor Museum preserves, portrays and interprets a Canadian point of view on the history of tractors and related equipment. The Museum fosters appreciation and knowledge of this agriculture... Read more

The Drayton Valley Museum is dedicated to the preservation of local stories, memories and artifacts. With a variety summer exhibits and programs there's fun for the entire family! Stop by the museum for a tour of five historic buildings from the area and learn all about the first homesteaders, the discovery of oil, the growth of an industry and the town today. Open daily June-August, 11am-5pm. Admission is free or by donation. Read more

Heritage Shipyard is a destination unlike any other. Located along the Clearwater River, this 4.4 acre site is the original location of what was once called the Prairie Shipyards when Fort McMurray was the "gateway to the north". It's the only remaining shipyard in the province of Alberta. For decade, Fort McMurray was a transportation hub. In the spring, railcars would arrive to unload their wares, which were transferred to the ships that travelled up the Athabasca River, distributing goods to... Read more

Fort McMurray has a rich history and Heritage Village and Heritage Shipyard preserves and celebrates the past. Visitors can explore various buildings/vessels/train to learn more about those who helped to establish our community. The exhibits and artifacts bring together the rich facets of our history and invite visitors to uncover aspects of our past that shape our lives today. Read more