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Inside power house at the Oil Museum of Canada.

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Explore five of our historic buildings through the 3D Virtual Tours below! Step inside the Oil Springs Train Station or the Langbank Post Office that was constructed in 1895.

Langbank Log Cabin and Post Office

Blacksmith Shop

Canadian Pole Drilling Rig

Chalmers Power House

Oil Springs Railway Station

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