Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum
118-10440 108 Avenue, Edmonton, AB, T5H 3Z9
780-421-9943 | Website
Learn more about Edmonton's astonishing military history at this museum, which documents the fight for freedom and its ultimate cost.
Category:
Visual Arts Location
What:
| Type | | Museum |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Northeast |
| Cross Street | | 106 Street |
When:
| Mon-Fri: 10AM – 4PM |
Profile Last Updated: May 13, 2009
History Lesson
How much do you really know about Edmonton's military regiments? Here's your chance to find out about Alberta's commitment to Canada's war efforts. Through artefacts and pictures, you can learn the importance of this province in the Canadian military, as well as interesting tidbits about Alberta's history.
Blast From the Past
The Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum was created to preserve the history of the regiment, from the late 19th century to the present. Find such artefacts as images, documents, maps, medals, uniforms, diaries and other objects of interest.
So Much To See
Housed in the same building you will find the Telephone Museum and the City of Edmonton Archives. Book ahead and arrange for a tour that will keep you enthralled for hours. When you’re done absorbing the history of the province, you can relax in the café or browse through the gift shop.
How much do you really know about Edmonton's military regiments? Here's your chance to find out about Alberta's commitment to Canada's war efforts. Through artefacts and pictures, you can learn the importance of this province in the Canadian military, as well as interesting tidbits about Alberta's history.
Blast From the Past
The Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum was created to preserve the history of the regiment, from the late 19th century to the present. Find such artefacts as images, documents, maps, medals, uniforms, diaries and other objects of interest.
So Much To See
Housed in the same building you will find the Telephone Museum and the City of Edmonton Archives. Book ahead and arrange for a tour that will keep you enthralled for hours. When you’re done absorbing the history of the province, you can relax in the café or browse through the gift shop.
Details
Payment: admission is free, a small donation is suggested, gift shop accepts debit, all major credit cards
Tip: LERM also gratefully accepts artifact donations
