There is something for everyone!  Museum Collection The Frenchman Butte Museum is uniquely situated in a central location to many historical events and is very proud to have a large collection that reflects the history of: Early Settlers, Canadian Railways, The Northwest Rebellion, Hudson's Bay Company/Fur Trade, North Saskatchewan River Highway, the Carlton Trail, First Nations, World War I and World War II     Educational Tours Schools routinely book tours for an educational yet fun-filled day at the Heritage Centre.  With a hands on approach, members take great pride in offering a visit that children always remember. Guided tours to the Rifle Pits and Fort Pitt are also recommended.   Special Events The Frenchman Butte Museum has played host to many historical events in the past years and we hope you enjoy a glimpse such as the Water Relay, The Steele Scouts visits, the 125th Anniversarry of the Northwest Resistance of 1885, the Trilingual Plaque unveiling, Fort Pitt Rededication, Steele Scouts Cavalry Ride and the Queen's Platinum Jubilee!    Fun for All Ages Relax at the Log Cabin Tea House, play a round of mini-golf or a game of horseshoes or have some fun playing at the Centennial Community Playground.   There is always something for everyone!