Moose Jaw Travel Guide

 Karolina01 Says:  The branch of WDM in Moose Jaw is about the history of transportation in Saskatchewan. You will see large collection of antique cars, trucks and other vehicles. Also there are a lot of aircraft and steam locomotives. 

 Karolina01 Says:  It is a museum, open every day exept Dec. 25There are two tours and each lasts 50 minutes. One tour is about the early history of Chinese immigrants in Canada. The other is about the Chicago connection and Al Capone. 

 zrim Says:  City Hall is a classic structure. Gives this smallish city a regal air. The city may be small, but it is not to be trifled with (unless, of course, your name is Al Capone, then trifle away).The City of Moose Jaw has one of the best websites around for a city of its size. If... 

 zrim Says:  At one time Moose Jaw was a trendy place. A Capone bootlegger dressed snazzily and had plenty of dames. Those were the days.... 

 zrim Says:  Saskatchewan was tamed by horse, plough and thresher, but none of that would have been possible without the railroad to haul the cargo across the vast expanses of Canada for distribution.This mural is named "Remember Old 80". 

 zrim Says:  Moose Jaw was incorporated as a city on November 20, 1903. That means as I write this tip--Moose Jaw is 100 years and two days old. On theday of incorporation the newly formed city held a celebration at the Brunswick Hotel. It is said that the festivities lasted until 3:30... 

 zrim Says:  It is a charming tradition to decorate the old brick and mortar buildings with murals chronicling the history of Moose Jaw and Saskatchewan. In this case we have a mural showing the importance of agriculture in this part of the world. The endless grainfields of Saskatchewan... 

 zrim Says:  Most people associate Al Capone with Chicago and Alcatraz. But the infamous and cutthroat mobster had to get his bootleg booze from somewhere. It became impractical supplying the thirsty denizens of a city the size of Chicago with bathtub hootch. Capone was first and... 

 beetle75 Says:  They tell about the history of Al Capone. These are dug tunnels that take you from one building on one side of the street, under the street to another building on the other side of the street. The acting is spectacular. 

 Karolina01 Says:  Actually this is a coffee shop, but you can order a lunch or a dessert as well. I ordered a coffee and a cheese cake. 

 Karolina01 Says:  Well, OK this is just another Mc Donald's restaurant, but look at the building isn't it cool and different? I usually order a deli sendwich. 

 zrim Says:  It was close to nine o'clock in the evening by the time we checked into the motel. The only real option was fast food or this brew pub which billed itself as the place to be for late night dining. Who can pass up the prospect of a few pints of beer with a hamburger or a...