R.C.M.P. Centennial Museum

The Fairview R.C.M.P. Centennial Celebration Museum finds its home in what was originally the R.C.M.P. barracks and residence in the late 1920s. A small wing, which is now used to display old time memorabilia, was once a cell for rowdy prisoners, as well as the office of the R.C.M.P.

With displays on the main floor, upper floor, basement, and porch, the museum is literally filled to the brim with artefacts, displays, and photographs that capture and preserve the history of the surrounding area. The authentic look of the period can be seen in the kitchen, living room, dinning room, office, upstairs bedroom (complete with a closet of clothes) and nursery (with toys and porcelain dolls), and in the basement, there are replicas of old institutions such as a trading post, hospital, hair dresser, post office, and school may be viewed.