Attractions in Theodore, SK
The Village of Theodore is located on highway #16 in the Northeast area of the province known as the Parkland Region. The gateway to Whitesand Regional Park, visitors on their way to camp, fish or golf in the park, are also invited to take in the attractions of Theodore, SK.
One of the first buidlings you notice as you turn into Theodore is the old Theodore CPR station, one of the original ‘Pratt Designs’, a type 9 station. This station was originally built in 1902, survived a train wreck in 1956 and was used until the 1970's. It was purchased by the Village of Theodore & moved to its present location. It has functioned over the years as a senior citizen’s drop-in centre and after being declared a municipal heritage site, it was developed into a museum in 2000. Today the building is owned & managed by the Village of Theodore.
Take time to explore the community murals throughout the Village of Theodore. These murals provide much of the art work on this website. They are greatly appreciated by all who view them & are currently on public display thanks to local artists Annetta Westerhaug, Christina Bates, Emma Anderson, Dennis Carlson, Dorothy Profit, Angie Dowholis, Shirley Thompson & Sheila Olson.
A quick tour will also reveal to you a handful of churches built over the years including the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, the Lutheren Church and the Catholic Church.
Near Theodore:
Just 15 minutes East of Theodore on Highway #16 is the turn off for Saskatchewan Provincial park, Good Spirit Lake.
Further down the highway you will find Yorkton, SK (pop est 17,200) which boasts most big city anemities.
When in town, be sure to ask directions to the scenic Theodore Dam.
