Canadian Tractor Museum

Canadian Tractor Museum in Westlock brings farming history to life through restored tractors, engines and artifacts visitors can explore. See more than 90 restored full-sized tractors, 30 stationary engines and hundreds of toy tractors and implements. Extensive literature resources and other agricultural artifacts help preserve and interpret tractor history from a Canadian point of view. Outside, look up to spot the museum’s 15-metre (50-foot) working weather vane, topped by a 1942 Model D CASE tractor. This non-profit museum is operated by the Westlock & District Tractor Museum Foundation Board, helping keep locally significant collections in the community. Check the museum’s website for current hours and admission costs.