The Prince of Wales Armouries is home to the City of Edmonton Archives and everyone is welcome to visit the public spaces of the 100 year old building for free.

Erected as the Edmonton Drill Hall in 1914-15, the Prince of Wales Armoury has served as a centre for military activity in Alberta. During the First World War, the 51st Battalion and the 233rd French-Canadian Battalion were quartered here.

Today, the Prince of Wales Armouries Heritage Centre is home to the City of Edmonton Archives, Loyal Edmonton Regiment Military Museum, Telephone Historical ...

Host your special day in one of Edmonton's most unique historical venues, the Prince of Wales Armouries. Traditional 19th Century elegance and architecture ...

Completed in 1915, this historic brick and sandstone building stands proud on an expansive courtyard of green grass. Formerly a military training site, this ...

The Prince of Wales Armoury is an early twentieth-century, two-storey, rectangular brick building, located on a parcel of 0.96 hectares just north of the ...

The Prince of Wales Armouries is a massive brick and sandstone structure with distinctive corner towers evocative of medieval castle design.

Located in the historic Prince of Wales Armouries Heritage Centre, the City of Edmonton Archives are a public research facility housing civic government and ...

Prince of Wales Armouries is a museum in Edmonton. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.