The Bonnyville & District Museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts relevant to the development and settling of the Bonnyville Region.
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A 7-meter high statue of Angus Shaw, a late 1700s fur trader and explorer, stands for posterity's sake as a reminder of Shaw's contribution to the fur trade in Western Canada.

There are thirteen buildings on site, including two churches, a replica of the Durlingville School house, the 1920s Vallée General Store, an expansive hospital display, a representation of Angus Shaw's North West Trading Company post, the Bonnyville water tower, and a quaint, 1907 house that typifies pioneer life as it was in the early years of settlement in Bonnyville. We have an extensive collection of antique machinery and vehicles, including a steam engine tractor.