Experience the museum, which features a Hadrosaur (duck-billed dinosaur) nest and embryo, ancient fossils, dinosaur models, and a mural depicting dinosaurs caring for their young. In the Heritage Gallery, you will find yourself exploring the "more recent" past through artifacts and stories from the most recent "early days" of the Warner region. As you move ahead through the time of the settlers, you will see artifacts from both World Wars that belonged to local soldiers. You will also learn about the First Special Service Force, an elite fighting brigade during World War II. You can also come and view our newest display "Women's Days of the Week". This display depicts the importance of a woman's role in creating and maintaining a new community in the early 1900's.
Devil's Coulee Dinosaur & Heritage Museum strives to educate, engage and entertain all visitors about the local settlers, the native history and the palaeontological prehistory of the Warner area.
Our Goals:
- To build a unigue place that encourages and enhances the learning experience through hands-on displays and interactive activities.
- Through our interpretive tours, Devil's Coulee Dinosaur and Heritage Museum, strives to educate our audiences in a way that leaves a lasting impression that our guest will take away with them in hopes they will tell others.
- To facilitate access to Devil's Coulee Dinosaur Nesting Site, so all visitors can experience and enjoy the findings there.
- Preserve and protect the palaeontological remains found at the Devil's Coulee Dinosaur Nesting Site.
- Preserve and protect both out Heritage and Palaeontological collections and interpret and present them in a manner that inspires life-long learning.
- Provide our employees, volunteers, donors and members with a environment that supports their continued growth and maximizes their ability and desire to contribute.
