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Luxton Home and Garden
Built in 1905, the Luxton Home is an example of a Banff pioneer home. The residence houses numerous collections including Stoney artifacts, and household items and clothing that date back to the 1900s. Credited as being one of Banff’s first flower gardens, the grounds are surrounded by a garden that blooms throughout the summer. Regular tours of the home and garden are available throughout the summer with off-season tours requiring appointment.
Address: 206 Beaver St. Banff AB CA
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Abbot Pass Hut
Recognized for both its location and design, this delightful stone cabin sits atop the wind-swept crest of Abbot Pass. Built in 1922 at an altitude of 2,925 m (9,598 ft), it is second only to the Neil Colgan hut as the highest permanent structure in Canada. Abbot Pass Hut is a National Historic Site of Canada.
Address: . Banff AB CAN
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Sanson's Peak
After a breathtaking ride up the Banff Gondola, or a moderate 5.3 km (3.2 mi) hike, walk the 1 km (.6 mi) boardwalk up to Sanson Peak Cosmic Ray Station. A National Historic Site, this stone cabin was the first meteorologist station in this area.
Address: . Banff AB CAN T1L 1B2
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The Moore Home
Built in 1907, the Moore Home was originally located at 467 Banff Ave. The home was donated to Catherine Whyte in 1971 and is now part of the historic homes collection of the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies.
Address: 131 Lynx St. Banff AB CA T1L 1A3
1 403 762-2291
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Howse Pass
Located on the border between British Columbia and Alberta, Howse Pass is now a National Historic Site of Canada. Though this pass was established by David Thompson in 1807, it was named after Joseph Howse, a Hudson's Bay Company employee who first crossed in 1809.
Address: . Banff AB CAN
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Bankhead
An historic site of an early 1900's coal mine, colliery and town. An easy 45minute walk leads through the ruins of the mine site. Interpretative plaques bear photographs and descriptions of the buildings and the operations of the mine.
Address: Lake Minnewanka Rd., 7.4 km (4.6 mi) from Banff
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Cave and Basin Centennial Centre
Visitors can walk into the Cave, view the intact basin and learn the fascinating story of the springs discovery. Historical exhibits, geological displays and videos tell the park's history. Short self-guided walks explore the effect of heated spring water on the surrounding marshes and the environment. Tours available, call for details.
Address: 311 Cave Ave. Banff AB CA
1 403 762-1557
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