The Rosthern Museum & Mennonite Interpretive Centre is located in the historic red brick, 1910 home of the then German-English Academy, later Rosthern Junior College. Incorporating a mixture of Georgian and Colonial Revival elements, it stands as one of the most striking historical structures in the Rosthern area. The Museum serves as the primary historical repository for the Town of Rosthern and area and features a Mennonite Interpretive Centre introducing the story of the origins and development of Mennonite culture and faith in the Saskatchewan Valley. Hours The museum is open from May long weekend 'til September long weekend: Friday and Saturday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, call Barb Wolfe @ (306) 232-7553 or Donna Schulz @ 306-232-7447. Rosthern Museum & Mennonite Interpretive Centre |
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