Historic McKay Avenue School Archives & Museum is dedicated to preserving, educating, and inspiring visitors about Alberta’s educational history. Situated in Edmonton, this cultural landmark encompasses two historical buildings, the McKay Avenue School built in 1904 and the 1881 Schoolhouse. These structures serve as vital links to the past, offering a unique glimpse into the roots of public education in Canada.
With a mission to create an immersive experience, the museum invites the community to engage with Alberta’s history through dynamic exhibits, educational programs, and special events. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, field trips designed for students, and access to the Edmonton Public Schools Archives for historical research. The museum is also a vibrant hub for local celebrations, further intertwining its legacy with the community.
With a mission to create an immersive experience, the museum invites the community to engage with Alberta’s history through dynamic exhibits, educational programs, and special events. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, field trips designed for students, and access to the Edmonton Public Schools Archives for historical research. The museum is also a vibrant hub for local celebrations, further intertwining its legacy with the community.
