Industry
The Reynolds Museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, was established to preserve and present Alberta’s history of mechanization through transportation, aviation, agriculture, and industry. Built from collector Stan Reynolds’s vast private holdings, it became a provincial museum after his donations to the Alberta government between 1981 and 1986 and opened in 1992. Reynolds later added more artifacts, including a major gift of vintage aircraft. The museum now holds more than 6,600 artifacts, from early automobiles and heavy machinery to 135 aircraft, along with extensive documentary collections and North America’s largest publicly accessible library of trade literature.
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