Discover Esterhazy Community Museum
And learn all about the history of our town and area
Discover Esterhazy Community Museum
And learn all about the history of our town and area
Esterhazy Community Museum
The Museum
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
The Museum is the home of most of our historic artifacts, and free for anyone to drop by and enjoy. The museum also houses the tourism office for the area and is involved with town promotions. Tours are offered to school classes, seniors, organizations and any visiting group. The original building housing the museum was built in 1906 by
The Museum is the home of most of our historic artifacts, and free for anyone to drop by and enjoy. The museum also houses the tourism office for the area and is involved with town promotions. Tours are offered to school classes, seniors, organizations and any visiting group. The original building housing the museum was built in 1906 by one of the district's first merchants and from 1952 to 1968 the building was used as a barracks by the R.C.M.P. In 2001, it was moved to its present site from where it was originally on Veterans Avenue.
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
The Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Centre offers visitors an opportunity to learn the unique history of development - how potash is mined and refined, the uses and contribution of this important mineral. To arrange a tour or for more information, please phone the Visitor Information Centre (306) 745-5406 (May to August) or the Town Office (306) 745-5402 (September to April).
Esterhazy Flour Mill
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
Esterhazy Flour Mill
Designated as a provincial heritage property in 2005, it also joined the family of national historic sites in 2007 with its designation as a National Historic Site of Canada. Built in 1907 and running until 1980, the Flour Mill is a window into the past, and lots of the machines still work! To arrange for a tour of our Flour Mill, conta
Designated as a provincial heritage property in 2005, it also joined the family of national historic sites in 2007 with its designation as a National Historic Site of Canada. Built in 1907 and running until 1980, the Flour Mill is a window into the past, and lots of the machines still work! To arrange for a tour of our Flour Mill, contact our Visitor Information Centre (306) 745-5406 from May to August or the Town Office at (306) 745-3942 from September to April.
Kaposvar Church
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Center
Esterhazy Flour Mill
Kaposvar, one of the first Hungarian settlements in Western Canada, was established in 1886. The site is located 3 miles (5 km) south of Esterhazy on grid 637 and is open for guided tours during the summer (mid May through to September) and by appointment. Every 3rd Sunday in August a pilgrimage is held at the grotto. The stone church c
Kaposvar, one of the first Hungarian settlements in Western Canada, was established in 1886. The site is located 3 miles (5 km) south of Esterhazy on grid 637 and is open for guided tours during the summer (mid May through to September) and by appointment. Every 3rd Sunday in August a pilgrimage is held at the grotto. The stone church celebrated its centennial in 2007. For tour information contact:
Loreen Nagy (306) 745-2569 or
Eugene Gonczy (306) 745-3474.
Just come and ask a staff member
We Have Plenty of Fun Activities to do
- Rock Painting
- Clue Hunts and Scavenger Hunts
- Colouring Contests
- We have Chalk if you want to draw on the walkways