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Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald
Students Subhan Abdul, Chicorah Gardner and
Braunwyn Sather
examine a 1908 Smith Premier
typewriter at the Western Development Museum
on
May 31, 2017 for the museum’s education day.
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The Western Development Museum was filled with a lot of keen
youngsters Wednesday to learn about historical artifacts.
The museum’s learning day drew 185 students from
kindergarten to Grade 6 from seven schools in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.
“It has a lot of value for a lot of classrooms because it
ties into their curriculum,” said Karla Pratt, education and public
programs co-ordinator.
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