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Remington Carriage Museum

Name: Remington Carriage Museum
Address: 623 Main Street, Cardston, AB, T0K0K0, CA
Telephone: +14036535139
Price range: $$

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Remington Carriage Museum

The Remington Carriage Museum is the largest museum of horse-drawn transportation.

The Remington Carriage Museum is the world's largest museum of horse-dawn transportation. With over 270 vehicles from the horse-drawn era, the museum tells the stories of our past.

06/18/2026

Clip Clop is visiting Stephansson House Provincial Historic Site near Markerville!

Home to Stephan G. Stephansson, known as the “Poet of the Rocky Mountains”, this homestead captures settler life in 1927. After arriving from Iceland, with several stomps in the United States, Stephansson built a life near Markerville, farming by day and writing poetry by night.

Today, visitors can step inside and experience that world through original furnishings, costumed interpreters, and the simple rhythms of homestead life. Clip Clop had a great time making tracks through history and soaking up the peaceful prairie setting.

Did you guess it right? Let us know below!

Clip Clop not staying put for long, next stop coming soon.

# ClipClopAdventures

06/17/2026

Clip Clop has wandered onto the prairies, where wide-open views and quiet evenings are perfect for a little inspiration!

He’s visiting a homestead where one remarkable settler balanced life as a farmer with a passion for poetry, earning recognition far beyond Alberta.

With the smell of baking in the air and stories in every room, Clip Clop has been busy hoofing through history and taking it all in.

Where do you think he is now? Leave your guess below.

Be sure to check back tomorrow for the reveal!

# ClipClopAdventures

06/15/2026

We recently asked which of the horse-drawn vehicles in our Western Settlement area you wanted to learn more about….. presenting the Bull Wagon!
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06/14/2026

Clip Clop is visiting the Brooks Aqueduct!

Built between 1912 and 1914, this massive concrete structure was once a vital part of an irrigation system that brought water to the dry farmlands of southeastern Alberta. Stretching 3.2 kilometres across a valley and standing 20 meters above the prairie, it was the largest structure of its kind in the world at the time.

Though it no longer carries water, the aqueduct remains an impressive monument to the ingenuity and determination of the region's early agricultural pioneers. Clip Clop was throughly impressed! It's not every day you come across an old river in the sky on a quiet prairie walk!

Did you guess it right? Let us know below!

He's is not slowing down yet, keep following for more adventures of Clip Clop!

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06/13/2026

Clip Clop has stumbled upon something unexpected stretching across the prairies.

This enormous structure rises high above the landscape. Now dry, it once carried water across a wide valley to help farmland thrive. It's long, it's towering and it's definitely impressive!

Clip Clop has followed it from end to end (it's quite the workout). Good thing he is built for the long haul!

Where has he wandered to this time? Drop your guess below.

Check back tomorrow for the reveal!

06/09/2026

Neigh-sayers, you were right! Clip Clop is at the Turner Valley Gas Plant National and Provincial Historic Site in Turner Valley!

Once one of the most important gas processing plants in Canada, this site played a major role in shaping Alberta’s energy industry. At its peak, it was a bustling hub of innovation, refining natural gas and helping put Turner Valley on the map.

Today, it stands as a fascinating look into Alberta’s industrial past, with its towering equipment and industrial landscape still making quite an impression.

Clip Clop had a gas exploring this stop!

Did you guess it right? Let us know below!

Stay tuned, Clip Clop is already on the move to his next destination.

# ClipClopAdventures

06/08/2026

This historic site helped fuel Alberta’s early growth, literally. Think towering structures, powerful machinery, and a whole lot of smoke and steam in its heyday.

Can you guess where Clip Clop is today?

Drop your guess in the comments. (He promises not to gallop away before you do!)

Come back tomorrow for the big reveal!

# ClipClopAdventures

06/06/2026

Happy National Horse Day! It’s the perfect time to celebrate the heart and soul of the Re*****on Carriage Museum.

Our herd of 15 incredible horses isn't just a part of our daily operations; they are our family. We take immense pride in providing them with the highest level of care, love, and respect.

We would love for you to stop by and say hello to the herd!

06/05/2026

It was 33 years ago today that the Re*****on Carraige Museum officially opened our doors!

Let us know if the comments if you share a birthday with the Museum!

Address

623 Main Street
Cardston, AB
T0K0K0

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+14036535139

Website

http://www.remingtoncarriagemuseum.ca/

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