The History of Transportation Museum is part of the Western Development Museums found throughout Saskatchewan, Canada. It is located on Diefenbacker Drive in Moose Jaw. It is open from nine to five year round, however from January to March it is closed on Mondays. The prices are $8.50 for adults and $5.75 for students. You can get a discount if you travel as a family or pre-book your group. You can also find discounts through community coupons in the Moose Jaw area.
This museum showcases all the means of transport that were utilized in Canada from its earliest settlers up to the modern aviation age. At the start of the museum you will see canoes, travois, pack horses, and Red River carts. Then there is a section on steam engines and rail travel. Next come Canada's network of highways, her cars, and the impact this technology has had on the land. Finally there is a section devoted to air travel starting from the first canvas frame aircraft...