Edmonton Public Schools Archives & Museum - details
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Not too far away from Alberta's current legislature building is the original one, now housing Edmonton's Public Schools Records from 1884. You will find old textbooks, report cards, photographs, yearbooks, trophies, restored classrooms, and many other items of interest at the Archives & Museum. See old school uniforms, sports jerseys, and old schoolhouse furniture. Researchers and people with any interest in education history will find a visit here fascinating. There is free on site parking. The museum also runs educational programs for schoolchildren. Admission is free. Visit website.
Contact Details
- Address: 10425 99 Avenue NW, Edmonton, T5K 0E5
- Phone: +1 780 422 1970
- Fax: +1 780 426 0192
- Email: archives@epsb.ca
- Website: http://archives.epsb.net/
- Nearest station: Grandin
- Neighbourhood: Downtown
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