If you’re looking to step back in time and uncover the stories that shaped southeastern Saskatchewan, the Rusty Relics Museum is a must-see destination. Housed in a beautifully preserved 1909 Canadian National Railway station, this community-built museum preserves the rich legacy of trade, travel, and settlement in and around Carlyle.
Visitors can tour a fascinating array of historical buildings and artifacts, including a Canadian Pacific Railway caboose, a CN repair shop, a one-room schoolhouse, vintage farm machinery, and an oil pump jack - all offering glimpses into early 20th-century life on the Canadian prairies.
Open seasonally from June through August with special events, the museum is a vibrant hub of education and community engagement, perfect for families, history buffs, and curious travellers alike.
Whether you’re exploring railroad lore or local pioneer heritage, the Rusty Relics Museum brings history to life in an accessible and engaging way.
We do a full video walkthrough of this historic museum - check it out!