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Iron Creek Museum

Join us as we take a journey through time and learn about the fascinating stories, heritage, and people that have shaped the Village of Lougheed and the surrounding area our community. While you're at it, have fun with the whole family.

Visit us today!

Our Experiences

Homesteader Experience

Experience the rustic charm of homesteader living. Unplug in our cozy cabin with an included evening snack, and morning breakfast basket. Enjoy serenity, outdoor adventures, and a simpler way of life. Book your homesteader escape today!

Ice Cream Shop

During the summer months we offer delicious tasty treats for the whole family to enjoy. Grab an ice cream and tour the promenade!

Tour the Boardwalk

Experience our amazing exhibits including our Lawyer's Office, Medical Display, Bezars Shoe Shop, Mr. Larson's Barbership, the Anglican Church, and the Homesteaders Cabin.

Feed the Hens

Experience the delight of visiting our Heritage Hens. Connect with nature and the hands on farm life as you feed, interact, and have an eggcelent adventure!

Visit our School Houses

Both the original Cambridge School House and the Groveland School House have experiences to offer including unique artifacts, trunks, sewing machines, and even a school house bell to ring!

Sons of Norway Log Hall

Step back in time at our authentic log hall, a window to the pioneer lifestyle. Immerse yourself in rustic charm, history, and a glimpse into the past. Experience the frontier spirit today!

About Us

The Iron Creek Museum is a non-profit organization that is committed to preserving the history and heritage of the Village of Lougheed and the surrounding area. Our mission is to collect, protect, and promote the artifacts and stories that make up the rich tapestry of our community's past. We are dedicated to educating and inspiring visitors of all ages to appreciate and celebrate our shared history.

"History is like a treasure chest of moments, each gleaming with its own unique charm and teaching us that even the smallest pebble can create ripples that span centuries."