Consul Museum – Preserving Consul's History

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Consul Museum is a group of volunteers with a common interest in preserving local history. Our mission is to preserve and communicate online the history impacted by the flow of water through the Battle Creek, Lodge Creek and Middlefork Creek watersheds. Founded in 2005, we were registered as a non-profit organization on January 30, 2006. We are the first museum in Saskatchewan to exist entirely as a website. We do not have a building. As well, Consul’s murals are maintained by the Museum Board.

Big Blue Skies

Golden grasslands,

Smell of sagebrush,

Cry of coyotes.

Brutally cold winters; blistering hot summers.

Struggle for water in this

corner of contrasts.

Explore the magic of this area

and learn why our ranchers and farmers stay.

Reno Reader

The 400 residents of the Rural Municipality of Reno, including the Village of Consul, rely on The Reno Reader to keep up to date on the happenings in the southwest corner of Saskatchewan. The Reno Reader keeps everyone informed about community events.

Pioneer Voices

Hundreds of years of memories are collected in these stories. Stories preserved for everyone to learn about and remember pioneer life in this Corner of Contrasts.