Gasoline Alley Museum

Return to the golden age of the automobile at Gasoline Alley Museum. Boasting one of the world’s largest public collections of antique vehicles and oil and gas-related artifacts, this expansive three-story museum brings auto history from the turn of the 20th century to the 1950s to life. Immerse yourself in a bustling street scene, enjoy a blast from the past with a display of a vintage drive-in movie, and enjoy some family fun and crafts in the Family Gallery!

Gasoline Alley Museum features Canada’s largest collection of restored gas pumps, and one of the largest collections of restored trucks, on display in the lower showroom. Discover the tales of Alberta’s most notorious whiskey runner, the first car in Alberta, the dirty thirties, and much more. It’s not just for car buffs – it is an exciting pit stop for guests of all ages.

Gasoline Alley Museum is included in your Historical Village Admission.

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About Our Collection

Local businessman Ron Carey generously donated the items to Heritage Park so that they could be put on display for public enjoyment while being properly maintained. The artifacts displayed at the museum date from the turn of the 20th century to the 1950s and include vintage vehicles, unique gasoline pumps, and many products and signage from a host of petroleum companies. Most of the items on display in Gasoline Alley Museum were painstakingly restored by Mr. Carey and his staff.

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StorySeeker in Gasoline Alley Museum

Immerse yourself in the past with StorySeeker at Gasoline Alley Museum. As a virtual collection housed in the Lower Showroom, explore the rich history of antique vehicles and oil and gas-related artifacts from the turn of the 20th century to the 1950s. With StorySeeker, you can easily navigate through the collection by decade and search for specific artifacts, bringing the past to life in an engaging and interactive way. Perfect for tech-savvy guests, StorySeeker offers a modern and innovative approach to experiencing the museum’s extensive collection.

This project has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada

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History of Light Exhibit

Those Who Have Seen the Invention Pronounce it Wonderful: A Modernist View of the History of Light

Come see Heritage Park “shine a light” on the history of the Lightbulb. Created by Peter Tertzakian, this exhibit tells visitors about the history of the lightbulb, the various styles, its evolution and the beginning of electricity. With 14 different types of lightbulbs on display, we know this will be an illuminating experience!

Where: Big Rock Interpretive Brewery

When: Available for an extended period of time!

Gasoline Alley Museum is included in your Historical Village Admission.

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