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The Museum is housed in two buildings, the old Masonic Hall built in 1915 and the
old curling rink built in 1954.   At the present time the display area covers some
343 square meters and a workshop area of 90 square meters.

The displays represent many facets of life in Cupar and District from the early pioneer
days to the present time.   They include cultural, religious, sports, homemaking,
medical, military, farming and other historical views.

The museum is opened seasonally from May long weekend to the long weekend in September with other visits available by contacting the town office or a museum board member.

prairieecho.blogspot.com                      Eight individuals from the Cupar area share stories of
                                                                  early life on the prairies.

cuparsaskatchewan.blogspot.com       Memories of 100 years of a small Saskatchewan town.

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