Plan Your Next Visit!

“It’s not a museum. It’s not a place of artifacts; it’s a place of ideas.”
– Jeanie Kahnke

The Souris Valley Museum is a 5,000 square foot facility currently houses several themed exhibits that are complemented by additional structures situated outdoors on the grounds of the Museum.

Most of the items found within the collection were donated by Stanley and Georgina Durr. Stanley Durr was born March 4, 1923 at their family farm near Bromhead, SK. Georgina Durr (nee. McAdam) was the youngest of five children, also from Bromhead, SK. They were married on January 1, 1945 in Estevan, SK. The Museum would like to thank the Durr family in their efforts in preserving the history of Estevan and the surrounding areas.

Indoor Exhibits

Pioneer Rooms

Post Office

Bank

General Store

Vehicles

Indigenous Peoples Display

50/50 Raffle!

We’re kicking off our 50/50 Raffle at the Souris Valley Museum — and you could win up to $2500! 🤑

🎫 Tickets are just $5 each
📅 On sale: June 10 – July 1
🎉 Draw Date: July 3
💵 Half the pot goes to one lucky winner – the other half supports your local museum!

Stop by the museum or e-transfer us to grab your tickets:
📍 2082 Highway #39 West
📞 306-634-5543
📧 info@sourisvalleymuseum.ca

Every ticket helps preserve local history – and gives you a shot at a big win! 🏆

Lottery Licence # SR25-0873

.

Outdoor Exhibits

Schneller Schoolhouse

Harvest Cook Car

Durr Family Original Homestead

Heritage Mining Display