Central Alberta Historical Society

Central Alberta Historical Society The Central Alberta Historical Society [CAHS] promotes and encourages the study of the history of Alberta, focussing especially on the Central Alberta region.

Our Speaker Series runs during the fall/winter. We also publish books and web resources. Our goals are to:
• Encourage the study of the history of Alberta and Canada
• Rescue from oblivion the memories of the original inhabitants, the early missionaries, fur traders, explorers and settlers of the north and west of Canada
• To obtain and preserve narratives in print, manuscript or otherwise of their travels, adventures, labours and observations
• To secure and preserve objects generally illustrative of the civil, religious, literary and natural history of the country

My television series on Red Deer “The Crossing”
09/09/2026

My television series on Red Deer “The Crossing”

The story of Red Deer is the story of settling the west. Men came to make their mark in life. Families came to start a new life. And the people who were here...

08/31/2026

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF ALBERTA
2026 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Saturday, September 12, 2026
11:00AM- ONLINE EVENT ONLY
Registration Required

Join the HSA Council for updates to our members, reports on our progress for 2025-26, and cast your vote in the election of our leadership.

Please email [email protected] to register for the AGM. You will receive your AGM package and the meeting link 3-5 days in advance.

Reach out to your Chapter President or Board if you have questions.

Thank you for all of your support in the past year, and we look forward to sharing our updates with you soon!

~ Lorien, President
Historical Society of Alberta

The Historical Society of Alberta is made up of 5 chapters:
Chinook Country Historical Society
Edmonton and District Historical Society
Lethbridge Historical Society
Peace Country Historical Society Forum
Central Alberta Historical Society

My documentary on the history of the Ponoka Asylum.
07/13/2026

My documentary on the history of the Ponoka Asylum.

Hometown Asylum

03/08/2026

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Red Deer, AB

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