Town of Bruderheim

HOME OF THE BRUDERHEIM METEORITE
The Town of Bruderheim — Home of the Bruderheim Meteorite, the largest recovered meteorite fall in Canada — is a progressive and welcoming community with small town values, a variety of services, and a reasonably low cost of living.

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Old Walker School

Plan to visit the Old Walker School — it was a four room schoolhouse built in 1908 of brick veneer that served until 1927. More below...

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Bruderheim Town Office


Address:
5017 Queen Street, Bruderheim, AB

Ph: 780-796-3731

BRUDERHEIM Attractions & Events


Plan to visit the Old Walker School—it was a four-room schoolhouse built in 1908 of birch veneer that served until 1927 when it was destroyed by fire. A new school was built on the same site and is now a museum and a designated Provincial Historical Resource. Visit www.bruderheim.ca to see excerpts from the local history book, From Bush to Bushels: A History of Bruderheim and District. The Bruderheim Firehall has a display that showcases a piece of the Bruderheim Meteorite, which fell in 1960. The giant rock shook homes and could be heard over 5,000 square kilometres and about 700 fragments were found in the area.

Join Bruderheim’s many social events, including the Meteorite Cup Ball Hockey event in June, Canada Day Celebrations, the exciting Alberta Model T Races in July, and Christmas Celebrations held on the third Saturday each November.

Outdoors

Follow the paved Bruderheim Heritage Trail that links neighbourhoods and scenic sites throughout the community. Enjoy a skate at the brand new Cosmic Skatepark, or visit the Spring Creek Wetland Interpretive Centre, behind the Town Office, to learn why wetlands and native plants are so important to our quality of life. Those with a love for nature and gardening will be thrilled to explore Queen’s Park at the south end of Queen Street. The Bruderheim Campground is open from spring thaw to fall freeze-up and offers 24 serviced sites with power, water, and sani-dump. Unserviced sites are also available.


Shop & Stay

Thiel’s Greenhouses is the scene for all things green in east-central Alberta. Here you will find seasonal ornamentals, vegetable plants, spectacular container gardens, and hanging baskets. They now offer fresh hydroponic greens year-round! Bruderheim is home to the Studio 6 Hotel—the largest structure of its kind in North America, built out of 80 steel shipping containers (sea-cans).

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