Galt Museum & Archives - Lethbridge AB

AAA Editor Notes

Galt Museum & Archives is at 502 1st St. S. at the w. end of 5th Ave. S. Housed in a 1910 building that once served as a hospital, the museum is named for Sir Alexander Galt, one of Canada's Fathers of Confederation and an influential local figure. The Discovery Hall exhibit gallery highlights the history of the Kainai people and southwestern Alberta. The High Level Bridge can be seen from the Viewing Gallery, which overlooks the Oldman River Valley.

Guided and self-guiding tours are available.

Guided tours are available.

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Admission

$6; $5 (ages 60+); $3 (ages 7-17 and students with ID); $15 (family, two adults and all children ages 0-17).

Hours

Museum Mon.-Sat. 10-5 (also Thurs. 5-9), Sun. and holidays 1-5; closed Jan. 1, Easter, Christmas and day after Christmas. Archives Mon.-Fri. 10-5 (also Thurs. 5-9); closed statutory holidays. Allow 1 hour minimum.