Jasper Museum

And check out our Jasper Museum Website for the latest Feature from our Archives - Cyril Geoffrey Wates.
https://jaspermuseum.org/cyril-geoffrey-wates/
Jasper Museum, open daily 10 am to 5 pm.

Cyril Geoffrey Wates - Jasper Yellowhead Historical Society Cyril Geoffrey Wates was born in Brixton in 1883 and immigrated to Canada working for the City of Edmonton Municipal Telephone System from 1909-1946. He was a man of many interests including music, mountaineering, astronomy, and writing. Wates joined the Alpine Club of Canada in 1916 and participate...

Our annual Spring Outing coming up on Thursday, June 11th!
We will head to Lake Annette to meet Parks Canada Communications & Engagement Officer Kevin Gedling and our amazing JYHS Historian Loni Klettl for an afternoon of history, re-generation and social gathering! Meet us at 1:30 pm at the far picnic shelter for a history talk and then we will head out to walk the 2km trail around the lake with interpretive stops at some key locations. Bring a mug for coffee and a few sweet treats will be available. We hope many of you can join us for this great learning opportunity!

Our Spring 50/50 Raffle continues and the pot is growing everyday! Thank you to those who have already purchased tickets and please buy some online today if you haven't had a chance yet!
https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/jasperyellowhead
The draw will take place on June 11th at noon. Your support makes our programming possible!

Tote/Book bags available in the Museum Gift Shop.
Open 10 am to 5 pm daily.
Art work by Rico Naito, a former Jasper Artist now in Cranbook, who continues to support our Museum. Remember there is still a collection of second hand books available in our Book Nook and new books in the gift shop.

Opening Sunday June 14 in the Jasper Museum. Open daily 10 am to 5 pm.

The 58th Jasper United Church plant sale is over. Hunter Green Landscaping was happy to be able to assist. The plants, supplied by Hinton Canadian Tire, looked amazing. Once again, Scott and Shari Morash went above and beyond to help Jasper out! A huge shout out to the Municipality of Jasper for allowing us to safely store the plants in the arena, very much appreciated!
Location was the parking lot beside the Jasper Museum Friday and Saturday 10 am to 4 pm,(or until the plants are gone) rain or shine!
A big THANK YOU to the volunteers, the Jasper Museum, Red Cross and to the people of Jasper who made this possible, keeping the tradition alive as we towards a Jasper that once was!