Edmonton Public Schools Archives & Museum and Elk Island National Park in edmonton

Edmonton Public Schools Archives & Museum: Not too far away from Alberta's current legislature building is the original one, now restored and housing Edmonton's Public Schools Records from 1884. You will find old textbooks, report cards, photographs, yearbooks, trophies, restored classrooms, and many other items of interest. See old school uniforms, sports jerseys, and old schoolhouse furniture. Researchers and people with any interest in education history will find a visit here fascinating. There is free onsite parking. The museum also runs educational programs for schoolchildren. For staying in Edmonton select only cheap hotels in Edmonton Canada.
Elk Island National Park : Elk Island National Park is 75 square miles of fenced-in forest located about 32 kilometres east of Edmonton. Established in 1906 to protect dwindling wildlife stocks, it is now a prime attraction with a fine herd of bison as well as elk, wapiti, deer, beaver, and coyotes. Although it is one of Canada's smallest national parks, there are all the opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing, and guided tours that you would expect. Check website for further details.