Remington Carriage Museum

The Remington Carriage Museum is situated in Cardston, Alberta, Canada. Opened in 1993, and the biggest of its kind on the planet, the Remington Carriage Museum shows in excess of 240 carriages. Appraised "The Best Indoor Attraction in Canada" four times by Attractions Canada, the 64,000 sq ft 5,900 m2, historical center has a working stable, carriage rides, video shows, wedding rooms, a 80-situate theater, Victorian blessing shop and eatery. The principle display exhibition at the historical center is masterminded in a progression of vignettes. Every recount an account recently nineteenth and mid twentieth century North American culture and the steed drawn vehicles that were utilized. In every zone, the mentors trucks and sleighs showed are joined by boards giving data several recorded photos.

In the Carriage Preservation Workshop, the general population is welcome to watch master specialists do the craft of blacksmithing, wheelwrighting, carpentry, metalworking and wrapping up. A rich open air equestrian eventing program is included at the exhibition hall. Wear Remington 1914– 1987, the man behind the Remington Museum, was a land proprietor, dairy cattle farmer, engineer, connect developer and giver. Wear Remington himself was a mentor manufacturer, carriage restorer and mentor, carriage and sleigh history specialist and it is with direct learning that he reestablished the carriages in his gathering. A significant number of the carriages in the Remington Museum were utilized in his lifetime.