midway, and a carousel featuring hand-carved horses is housed just inside a permanent pavilion nearby. The Fort Edmonton Foundation in 2008 expanded the Midway & Exhibition to include the Exhibits Building and other rides such as a Ferris wheel. In media Films A 1978 film about Marie-Anne Gaboury, Marie-Anne, was shot at the fort. The fort filled in for the fictional Hudson's Bay Company Fort Bailey in 2004's film Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford was filmed in the park in fall of 2005. Several locations in the park were used by the production, including the park's working steam train which was used in a robbery sequence; the train's interior was refurbished by the production crew for even more historical accuracy in a goodwill gesture to the park. A paparazzo breached the production's security at the park, and was subsequently caught and arrested, while attempting to get a photograph of the film's star Brad Pitt. Television A 1981 SCTV sketch "SCTV Afterschool Special: Pepi Longsocks" with John Candy as the titular character was filmed at Fort Edmonton Park, using the fort, 1885 Street's Bellerose School and Egge's Stopping House, and 1905 Street's Henderson Round Barn as filming locations. The Bryna Company and Astral Film Productions' made-for-television film Draw!, co-starring Kirk Douglas and James Coburn, was filmed at Fort Edmonton Park from August to October 1983. The 2008 series premiere of Fear Itself, "The Sacrifice" primarily used Fort Edmonton and several of its buildings as filming locations for the fictional fort portrayed in the episode. In 2015, the park's Kelly's Saloon served as the venue for a Roadblock task on the eleventh episode of the third season of The Amazing Race Canada. Affiliations The museum is affiliated with: CMA, CHIN, and Virtual Museum of Canada. See also Heritage Park Historical Village References External links 1974 establishments in Alberta History of Edmonton Living museums in Canada Reenactment of the late modern period Museums established in 1974 Museums in Edmonton Open-air museums in Canada