Pincher Creek Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres: Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Pincher Creek, Alberta

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		Lebel Mansion Historic Site This lovely Vistorian family home once sheltered one of Pincher creek's most prominent families, the wealthy Lebel family. It spent 60 years in this role, then becoming the town's only hospital for 30 more years. It has been a historic site since 1983. Address: 692 Kettles St. Pincher Creek AB Canada T0K 1W0 1 403 627-5272


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		Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village George "Kootenai" Brown is a legendary frontiersman who lived in southwest Alberta at the end of the 19th century, making a life for his family using his own hands, knowledge and intuition. Visit his cabin along with ten other carefully preserved and restored, displaying more than 12,000 artifacts. An outdoor display showcases horse-drawn machinery and carriages. Address: 1037 Beverley McLachlin Drive Pincher Creek AB Canada T0K 1W0 Send an Email (6) 1 403 627-3684


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		Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village Named after frontiersman John George 'Kootenai' Brown, this village is a museum and heritage facility that is home to 16 historical buildings, two museum structures and a preserved three-room log cabin, one of Brown's residences in the late 19th century. Operated by the Pincher Creek and District Historical Society, the village is located in Pincher Creek, Alberta just east of the Rocky Mountains. Brown was a local frontiersman who settled in the Waterton Lakes area in 1877 and spearheaded the establishment and conservation of the smallest of the Rocky Mountain parks-Waterton Lakes National Park, located 50 km south of the village. Brown became the park's first warden 18 years later, two years after the area gained Park status. Brown's nickname 'Kootenai' came about with his association with the First Nations tribe in the mid 1800's. Visitors can learn about the frontier history of southwestern Alberta and explore archives of the history of the Pincher Creek area at this rural facility, which is open year-round. Take a guided tour of some of the original cabins, ranch houses and the blacksmith shop that were built in the pioneer period or browse the museum gift shop. Address: 1037 Beverley McLachlin Dr Pincher Creek AB CAN T0K 1W0 Send an Email 1 403 627-3684


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