Welcome to Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village In Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada

Who was Kootenai Brown?

Legendary George "Kootenai" Brown lived the life of a wild and wooly frontiersman in South Western Alberta. He is buried with the remains of his two wives in Waterton National Park. Kootenai is credited as being the main push to have Waterton established as a Park.

Come and visit Kootenai's cabin with its sparse often hand hewn furniture, here in the Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.

Visit Canadian Frontier Circa 1890. Eleven turn of the century buildings authentically restored and furnished. Over 12,000 artifacts displayed. Informative, entertaining guided heritage programs and events. Refreshing, treed park located along creek-bank walkway. Attractive picnic facilities. New rustic entrance building on Bridge Avenue. Museum gift shop offers historic books, crafts, clothing and collectibles. We look forward to your visit.

1037 Beverley McLachlin Drive Box 1226 Pincher Creek, T0K 1W0 (403) 627-3684 Events Calendar Kootenai Brown Village Tour Pioneer Place Special Group Tours Sponsors and Donors Volunteering Saddle Up 2000 Cattle Drive Pictures E-Mail Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village Pincher Creek Echo Pincher Creek Chamber of Economic Development Back to top of page

Honorable Beverley McLachlin opens Pioneer Place

Admission to Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village

· Adults: $6.00

· Seniors: $5.00

· 7-17 years: $4.00

· 6 years and under: Free when accompanied by an adult

· Family Day Pass: $18.00

· School Tours: $3.00

· Tourism Tours: $4.00

· Historical Walking Tours: $2.00

Purchase an Annual Membership and receive free admission.

HOURS OF OPERATION

· May 19, 2006 – September 4, 2006: Daily 10:00AM – 6:00PM

· September 5, 2006 – May 18, 2007: Weekdays 10:00AM – 4:30PM

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