The corridors and rooms on each floor are packed full of artifacts organized as described below, but this is by no means a comprehensive inventory of our museum.

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  Room #1 - Giant Edouard Beaupré This room, dedicated to the memory of Edouard Beaupré and perhaps our most famous collection, contains a life size statue of the Giant, his original 9 foot long bed, many of his personal items (overcoat, shoes, baptismal record, etc.), and numerous photographs.
  
  
• Room #2 - House and Home A large collection of artifacts dating back to the 1900's, a time before electricity.
  
  
• Room #3 - Chapel The original chapel of the convent. This room pays tribute to the Sisters of the Cross who founded our historic building. It also contains articles from the Catholic and United churches of the Willow Bunch area.
  
  
• Room #4 - Archives This room houses our research materials, history books and other publications. See the Archives page for more details.
  
  
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  First Floor Corridor Display of Charles Skinner, one of the first Air Ambulance pilots in southern Saskatchewan. There are also other displays containing various artifacts from days before running water and electricity.
  
  

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  Room #5 - Homemaker's Room Tools and appliances used by the women in their daily lives before the age of electricity, as well as clothing from the past.
  
  
• Room #6 Légaré / Métis / Sitting Bull Exhibits on our Métis settlers, Jean Louis Légaré and Sitting Bull are consolidated into one room to highlight a significant international event in our local and provincial history.
  
  
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  Room #7 - Tools, NWMP/RCMP and Hospital Room Part of this room is dedicated to the North West Mounted Police, including artifacts like the jail cell originally used by the Willow Bunch RCMP. There are also displays highlighting the history of farming and ranching in Saskatchewan, and a wide assortment of old tools. The adjoining room contains remnants of the Willow Bunch Hospital.
  
  
• Room #8 - Technology Room A room dedicated to the advancements made in technology over the years.
  
  
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  Room #9 - School Room A rooms set up to represent the schools from the past.
  
  
• Second Floor Corridor Here you will find a display dedicated to our local Veterans, sports gear from the past, and a display containing artifacts from the Midland Clay mine that existed at one time in the Willow Bunch area.
  
  

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  Woods carvings by Leo Holcombe
  
  

• From time to time the museum sets up special displays in show cases around the perimeter of the Community Hall in the basement of the building.