Little Known Saskatchewan Transportation History: Moose Jaw WDM Museum

Saskatrchewan is big, so people have used many transportation modes to get around. From cars to snowplanes and trains to horsedrawn cutters, the Western Development Museum Moose Jaw curates the province's transportation history.

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Historic Site Celebrating Pioneers Who Crossed the Nation with Handcarts

Discover the history of pioneers who walked across the U.S. pulling hardcarts holding all of their belongings. The Mormon Handcart Historic Site consists of Martin's Cove and the Sun Ranch.

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Historic Home of 1800s Governor in Lafayette, LA: Alexandre Mouton

Check out this Lafayette, Louisiana, historic house restored to its 1848 grandeur. Its distinctive architectural elements make it listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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See 100 Miles Across Nebraska From Scotts Bluff National Monument

From hiking to museum exhibits about the Oregon Trail that ran through Gering, Nebraska, Scotts Bluff National Monument is a great summer stop. You'll also see photos, sketches, and watercolors by William Henry Jackson.

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Standout Ranching History at the MonDak Heritage Center: Sidney, Montana

Check out the ranching displays and 1930s Main Street at the MonDak Heritage Center in Sidney, North Dakota. If you love Western art, see the collection from J.K. Ralston.

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Canada's largest museum, ROM, explores natural history and world cultures, providing interactive learning experiences such as the Bat Cave. Visit the Royal Canadian Museum in Toronto, Ontario.

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Shoes have been making fashion statements for centuries! The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, covers 4,500 years of shoes from every culture in the world.

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Giant ancient animals tell the story of life in Beringia, the Yukon landmass of the last ice age. Over 50 Yukon fossils are featured in the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre in Whitehorse.

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From the Clutter Family Murders to agriculture history, this museum gives you a decade by decade look at life in Garden City, Kansas. Right next to the free Lee Richardson Zoo, it's a must-see Kansas attraction.

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The Toronto Police Museum is a popular Ontario attraction. Learn about the evolution of policing from the 1888 call boxes to modern forensics.

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