Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada: Mountie Museum
Learn all about how, since 1874, the Mounties have fought the whiskey trade and horse-stealing, and made friends with the Indians, in Canada's wild west.
Museum of the North West Mounted Police
- Address:
- 219 25th St., Fort Macleod, AB, Canada
- Directions:
- Part of the Old Ford complex on the northwest side of Fort MacLeod. On north side of 25th St. (also known as Hwy 2 and 3 and Jerry Potts Blvd) just west of 3rd Ave./Archie Maclean Ave. Plenty of parking on south side of street.
- Hours:
- Daily 9-5 May-Nov. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 403-553-4703
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The Fort in Fort MacLeod is now a museum about the North West Mounted Police.
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