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R Steve, Canada

29 Aug 2021

Excellent

Great performances and exhibits. All of us from 12 to 66 enjoyed the visit. Musical ride was great exhibit by young people. Artillery exhibit was great exhibit by older people. Good to see so many...

Great performances and exhibits. All of us from 12 to 66 enjoyed the visit. Musical ride was great exhibit by young people. Artillery exhibit was great exhibit by older people. Good to see so many people sharing our history.

The Fort Museum & NWMP Musical Ride Admission

Antoinette, Canada

05 Aug 2021

Excellent

What a great place to take a step back and indulge in some Alberta history.

The Fort Museum & NWMP Musical Ride Admission

Lorraine, Canada

15 Aug 2022

Good

Easy and convenient to use.

The Fort Museum & NWMP Musical Ride Admission

About: The Fort Museum

Take a step back in time to the Canadian frontier at the Fort Museum. Walk through historic buildings, see original artifacts, and discover the history of the North West Mounted Police and their iconic red jackets. You'll also have the chance to see an impressive display of horsemanship with the Musical Ride, a tradition dating back to 1876 – it's performed four times a day during July and August.

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219 25 Street, T0L 0Z0, Fort Macleod

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