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Edmonton Power Historical Foundation

Dedicated to Preserving Edmonton's Electrical History

The Edmonton Power Historical Foundation (EPHF) is a non-profit society dedicated to preserving the history of electric power from before incorporation of the city of edmonton and the forming of the Province of Alberta.

A museum building and web site (ephf.ca) provide education and entertainment for current and future generations, by collecting, restoring and displaying vintage electric utility related devices, tools, instruments, equipment and documents.

The stated goals of EPHF are to:

  1. Collect and restore artifacts related to the electric power industry
  2. Establish a museum for public display of historical artifacts
  3. Collect and catalogue historical information regarding the history of the electrical power industry
  4. Establish a public repository for information regarding the history of the electrical power industry
  5. Provide a forum for interaction among those interested in electrical power industry history

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Edmonton Power Historical Foundation

Hours of operation 2023

We are located on the grounds of the Leduc West Antique Museum. Travel 5 miles west of Leduc on Highway 39. Go north on Range Road 260 (Cohne Dale Road) for about a mile and the museum will be on your right. The museum is closed for the winter, however we are looking forward to opening our doors on May 27 for the Leduc West Antique Society Spring Swap Meet, Tractor Pull & Music Series. Featured will be all manner of vendor tables, displays, tours, and the first Tractor Pull of the season. In the evening the first concert of the Music Series will feature "Prairie Sky" on stage.
July 22 & 23 is the LWAS Annual Exposition, the biggest event of the year which will include public tours, exhibits, a parade of antique vehicles, and a Tractor Pull; on Saturday evening the Music Series will feature "The Jivin' Belles" performing songs heavily influenced by close harmony groups of the 40's like the Andrews Sisters.
September 9 & 10, the final event of the summer season is the Fall Harvest event… with public tours, exhibits and the Tractor Pull Provincial Finals event. The final music performance of the season will feature “Celtera” and as their name implies is steeped in the music from the Emerald Isle and Scotland.

 

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