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Things to do in Three Hills
Badlands Historical Centre
Badlands Historical Centre is at 335 1st St. E. Displays focus on pioneer history, the coal-mining boom and the region's ecology. A lapidary collection includes fossils, gems and minerals. Interactive exhibits are available. Call 403-823-2593 for more information.
335 1st St. E., Drumheller, Al T0J 0Y0
Homestead Museum
Homestead Museum is .7 km (.5 mi.) n.w. via Hwy. 9 to 901 N. Dinosaur Tr. Pioneer and First Nations items as well as clocks, gramophones, radios, early cars, fine china, jewelry, tractors and farm implements are displayed. There also are collections of military badges, medals and early 20th-century clothing. Call 403-823-2600 for more information.
901 N. Dinosaur Tr., Drumheller, Al T0J 0Y0
Kneehill Historical Society Museum
Browse a number of house displays including a CNR station with a tanker, caboose and train cars, early surgical, farming and mining equipment and more from the area's pioneer past. Call 403-443-2092 for more information.
1301 2nd St. N,, Three Hills, Al T0M 2A0
Reptile World
Reptile World is at 95 3rd Ave. E. Home to more than 150 species of reptiles and amphibians—including snakes, frogs and turtles—the facility features Fred, a 318-kilogram (700-lb.) alligator. Call 403-823-8623 for more information.
95 3rd Ave. E., Drumheller, Al T0J 0Y0
Royal Tyrrell Museum
Royal Tyrrell Museum is 6 km (4 mi.) n.w. on N. Dinosaur Tr. (Hwy. 838) in Midland Provincial Park. The museum is in the badlands of the Red Deer River Valley, surrounded by one of the richest fossil deposits in the world. Dinosaurs that once roamed Alberta are now showcased in the museum's Dinosaur Hall, where more than 35 skeletons and lifelike models are displayed. Fossils, models, computers, DVD centers, a preparation laboratory, hands-on exhibits and an indoor garden illustrate millions of years of geological and biological development. Call 403-823-7707 for more information.