Reynolds-Alberta Museum
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The Museum features Canada's finest collection of cars, airplanes, tractors and industrial equipment.
Did you know that the Reynolds-Alberta Museum has an internationally acclaimed restoration and conservation shop, an award-winning Resource Centre and is one of only three fly-in museums in Canada? The Reynolds-Alberta Museum has also been the recipient of four Premier’s Awards of Excellence for past exhibitions. For more than 25 years, the Reynolds-Alberta Museum, has celebrated the machines in the transportation, aviation, industrial and agriculture industries that built Alberta into the province that it is today. The museum interprets the impact of technological change in those industries from the 1890s to the present. The Reynolds-Alberta Museum is part of a network of provincially owned and operated historic sites, interpretive centres and museums and is supported by the Friends of the Reynolds-Alberta Museum Society.
Throwback Thursday takes us back to 1911!
Explore our Ford Model T Tourabout through this virtual tour and discover more about the vehicle that helped put the world on wheels.
What detail catches your eye?
Note: this video was created in 2021.
www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca
10/14/2026
Have you ever wondered what was happening 100 years ago in the world of the automobile?
The Reynolds Museum is taking a look at cars in our collection that were available in the 1920s, like this 1920 Detroit Electric Brougham.
Photos are from a past exhibition: Luxury Cars of the Roaring Twenties.
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10/13/2026
The Museum Restaurant re-opens for winter hours, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday starting tomorrow, Wednesday October 14.
So if you haven't been out to the museum to eat for a while, or have always wanted to try the delicious food, you should stop by.
Please note: There is no admission charged if you are just coming in to enjoy the Restaurant!
www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca
10/09/2026
The Reynolds Museum's Making Tracks: Crawlers, Tractors & Snowmobiles, ends this coming Monday, October 12, so don't miss it!
Here are some of the machines that are part of this exhibition.
https://www.reynoldsmuseum.ca/making-tracks-crawlers-tractors-snowmobiles
The Reynolds Museum's exhibition, Making Tracks: Crawlers, Tractors & Snowmobiles, ends on Monday October 12, so you still have time to check it out in person!
See you this weekend!
https://www.reynoldsmuseum.ca/making-tracks-crawlers-tractors-snowmobiles
10/07/2026
The Reynolds Museum’s Making Tracks: Crawlers, Tractors & Snowmobiles exhibition is coming to an end on Monday October 12, so plan your visit before it’s too late!
It’s perfect for curious minds of all ages, so plan your visit!
www.ReynoldsMuseum.ca
10/06/2026
Are you feeling inspired to restore your own vintage vehicle? Then don't miss this opportunity to register for the Reynolds Museum's 2026 Museum-Quality Vehicle Restoration Workshops, and spend some time with those who work in the Museum’s Restoration Shop.
Workshop topics are:
- Vehicle Restoration Process
- Mechanical Inspection & Assessment
- Metal Finish Repair on Automobile Bodies
- Surface Preparation, Paints and Finishes
- Vehicle Detailing
Dates are November 18 to 22, 2026. Take all five or just take one; you choose.
Details at: https://www.reynoldsmuseum.ca/programs-experiences/adult-education
09/27/2026
The Reynolds Museum's Restaurant is closed from September 28 through to October 13th.
After a very busy summer, Restaurant staff are going on a well-earned holiday!
But the museum is still open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. as well as on Thanksgiving Monday October 12.
09/27/2026
A big thank you to all the metal artists, staff, volunteers and of course our visitors, who came out to the Metal Art Show & Sale this past weekend at Reynolds Museum.
It really was a great event.
See you next year!
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