Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village & Museum Located on Highway #2 South approximately 15 km from Moose Jaw Telephone:(306)693-7315 The dream of seamen who wanted to go home, the Sukanen ship stands as one of the strangest sights in the Canadian west. A marvel of ingenuity, the ship is a monument to the indomitable human spirit of the Canadian pioneer. Sure to evoke memories of the golden age of motoring, vehicles such as those pictured here gave the rural residents access to city markets. Although somewhat primitive by today's standard, there autos proved both strong and enduring; reflecting the qualities of there drivers. Visit the General Store, the Town Hall, and the Printing Shop on Main Street. Reminisce about your school days in the Schoolhouse. As you continue to stroll along the wooden boardwalk, discover shops and businesses typical of small-town Saskatchewan. Travel back to the days of the threshing crews; imagine the heat, the aching muscles and how good the food tasted at mealtime. The equipment and machinery spring to life every year during the annual Threshing Bee, held on Saturday and Sunday following Labour Day. Demonstrations, such as blacksmithing, tractor pulls and quilting are part of the two day event. A parade of cars and tractors starts at 1:00 p.m. on the grounds and a church service is held on Sunday. Originally from Baildon, Saskatchewan, this station features full furnished living quarters, waiting room, ticket office and storage shed. Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village & Museum Home Page Back to the Top Back to Attractions Home Page About Moose Jaw| Business/Economic Development| City Council| City Hall Contact Information| Events| Maps| Services Site Index| Tourism| What's New Home Contact Us| Search