Built 1921, depicts 1927) St. Nicholas Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (also known as St. Mary's or Hlus' Church) (Buchach, Alberta; Built 1912, depicts 1930) Town site (reflecting 1925–30 time period) St. Vladimir's Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church (Vegreville, Alberta; Built 1934, depicts 1934–1935) Wostok Hardware Store (Wostok, Alberta; Built 1937–1938, depicts 1939) Hilliard Pool Hall (Hilliard, Alberta; Built 1925, depicts 1930) Hilliard Pool Hall Stable & Garage (Hilliard, Alberta; Built 1925, depicts 1930) Market Square Radway Post Office, Telephone Exchange, and Municipal District Office (Radway, Alberta; Built 1920, depicts 1929) Radway Postmaster’s Garage (Radway, Alberta; Built 1927, depicts 1929) Radway Livery Barn (Radway, Alberta; Built 1927, depicts 1929) Pawlenchuk Lot Barn (Smoky Lake, Alberta; Built 1930, depicts 1932) United Merchants of Alberta General Store (Smoky Lake, Alberta; Built 1932, depicts 1932) Andrew Alberta Provincial Police Post (Andrew, Alberta; Built 1913, depicts 1925–1928) Bellis Home Grain Co. Elevator (Bellis, Alberta; Built 1922, depicts 1928) Bellis Canadian National Railway Station (Bellis, Alberta; Built 1923, depicts 1928) Morecambe School (Morecambe, Alberta; Built 1929, depicts 1930) Hilliard Hotel (Hilliard, Alberta; Built 1928, depicts 1929) Alberta Lumber Co. Office (Lamont, Alberta; Built 1907–1910, depicts 1928) Alberta Lumber Company Cement Shed (Lamont, Alberta; Built 1906, depicts 1928) Alberta Lumber Company Coal Shed (Lamont, Alberta) Demchuk Blacksmith Shop (Myrnam, Alberta; Built 1927, depicts 1929) Demchuk House (Myrnam, Alberta; Built 1928, depicts 1929) Woodworking Shop (Based on field research; reconstructed to 1930) Affiliations The Museum is affiliated with: CMA, CHIN, and Virtual Museum of Canada. See also Kalyna Country – an ecomuseum region in East Central Alberta, of which the Village is a part List of Canadian place names of Ukrainian origin – some of the places where the Village's buildings and machines are from are listed on this page (in the Alberta section) Narodny dim – community halls with a Ukrainian cultural emphasis concentrated in districts inhabited by Ukrainian Canadians across the Prairie provinces References External links Government of Alberta – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village Google Map to Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Route Map Overhead view Lamont County Provincial historic sites of Alberta Living museums in Canada Folk museums in Canada Ukrainian-Canadian culture in Alberta Ukrainian museums in Canada Open-air museums in Canada Vernacular architecture in Canada Ukrainian folk culture Church museums in Alberta Farm museums in Alberta Historic house museums in Alberta Grain elevator museums in Alberta Railway station museums in Alberta 1974