Call of the West Museum

Call Of The West Museum preserves High River’s agricultural, transportation and oil-development history with restored farm tractors, Model T cars, trucks and local artifacts. It sits on the High River Agricultural Society grounds and includes a recently restored rare Haynes automobile.

The museum is community-run, open most days (Tuesday–Sunday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. per the museum) and operates by donation; it also hosts seasonal events such as tractor pulls and swap meets on the Ag grounds.

What you'll see and do:

• Walk through rooms of restored vintage automobiles and trucks, including Model Ts and a restored Haynes automobile.
• View a large collection of farm tractors (many Ford models) and agricultural implements used locally.
• See oil-and-gas signage, tools, toys, cameras and other rural memorabilia from High River’s history.
• Explore exhibit buildings sited on the High River Agricultural Society / rodeo grounds; outdoor displays may include larger farm equipment.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive during regular hours (Tue–Sun, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.) and allow 45–90 minutes. Combine a visit with Ag grounds events (tractor pulls, car shows) for active displays; phone ahead via (403) 938-2385 or email info@callofthewestmuseum.com if you need confirmation for weekends or special exhibits.

• Admission is by donation; special event admissions (e.g., tractor pull days) may have a set fee.
• Located on the High River Ag Society/rodeo grounds; parking is available on site.
• Some in-museum features (like the Pioneer Barber Shoppe) have limited weekday hours.
• Phone (403) 938-2385 or email info@callofthewestmuseum.com for event details or group visits.