Bell Barn Society
We greatly appreciate the financial and in-kind contributions that people and agencies have made and continue to make the Bell Barn Project Possible. Please make your donations to:
Bell Barn Society of Indian Head
P.O. Box 1882
Indian Head, Saskatchewan
S0G 2K0
Charitable Registration Number
83482 0524 RR000
Welcome to the Bell Barn Society
The Bell Barn Interpretive Centre is now open
Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily
until the September long weekend.
Admission: $5 adults; $ 3 children (6 to 15)
children under 6 free; Family: $15
Season pass per person: $ 20
Check PROGRESS REPORTS at the left for Grand Opening photos and information.
In 1882 the Canadian Pacific Railway pushed construction of Canada's first transcontinental railway across Saskatchewan. Before it reached the future site of Indian Head, a massive corporate farm was being built but a mile north of the railway right of way. Now, over 125 years later, technology has changed dramatically, and we are able to offer you a website designed to give you historical and current information on the Bell Barn Project, a local initiative to preserve one of western Canada's most interesting historic sites.
Initiated in 2006, the Bell Barn Project has received the support of many people and organizations, including two very prominent Saskatchewanians: Dr Lynda Haverstock and Eric Peterson.
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Honourary Patron Hon. Dr. Lynda HaverstockFormer Lieut. Gov. of Saskatchewan |
Honourary Chairman Eric Petersonrenowned Canadian actor |
We invite you to read about our project, and to join them in this exciting venture to rebuild this historic prairie landmark.
To learn more about the Bell Bran Project and our honourary members, click on the tabs at the top of each page, or on following links:
- Map of Southern Saskatchewan, showing the location of the Bell Barn site, north of Indian Head