Railway caboose displayed outdoors with “NORTHERN ALBERTA” lettering at heritage museum.

Heritage museum buildings with large wooden houses and front lawns under a cloudy sky.

Historic church buildings with “St James Anglican Church” sign and red railings outside museum.

Museum interior with wooden walls, stove, rocking chair, shelves, books, and wagon wheel display.

End of Steel Heritage Museum

End of Steel Heritage Museum in Hines Creek offers an immersive small-town railway and pioneer history experience with evocative, artifact-filled buildings. Visitors can step inside historic homes like the Pohaboff House, Carter House and the French “Half-House,” each furnished with era-appropriate artifacts that feel ready for the owners’ return. Two preserved churches, Christ Lutheran and St. James Anglican, share stories of faith and community, including restoration work by descendants of the original builders. Outdoors, guests can explore a collection of agricultural equipment, hand tools, tractors and vehicles, including a Bombardier Nodwell track vehicle that once helped keep northern communities connected.