Reviews of Diefenbaker House (Museum)

Sean McAuley

Walk through was great and staff well informed.

Silver Kurosai

A beautiful house/museum. The Tour Guide was great with lots of interesting stories. I just wish there was more.

rylan l

Beautiful. Just needs more your guides.

Dusty Jaeger

A person could take a text file, split it into a running list of 200 characters, and count the number of complete words (either starting or ending a line, or ending in a punctuation mark or space — hmm, you’d actually want to use 201 characters to test what the last character in the set is, if it’s a letter then don’t count the word, if it’s a space or punctuation mark or end of the line, then do) in each list. Then plot out the histogram and take various univariate statistics. A peculiar but fun project if you took texts from different languages and different time periods. There are tools in python to do this. You might have a few head scratching moments about how to think about UTF-8 character sets, as they are encoded not in 8 bits but in 8 bits + 4 bits for accents, other alphabets, etc. In Chinese, otoh, there to a single semantic unit (“word”) but each logogram is in variable byte encoding (Big5, Guobiao), so, 200 1-byte (8-bit) units might translate into 150 or so logograms, giving us about 100 words in Chinese, or about 126 if you count each “character” as a single unit. The encoding of Chinese characters in Chinese, Japanese and Korean is the source of, err

cheryle sutton

Love the history behind the man. Beautiful window Coverings

RestoSham

Good tour guides and nice local history

Warren33

Home of Canada's 13th PM during his time living in Prince Albert. Small museum of personal & historical memorabilia.

Jaime Lilley

Historical and beautiful. Loved the tour

Joanne Sanderson

Guide was knowledgeable about museum and gave an interesting tour.

Sebastian Kluth

Diefenbaker House is the place where the former Prime Minister and his wife lived before he moved to Ottawa. There are numerous interesting artifacts to admire. The guides know a lot about Canadian history and can share some interesting anecdotes with you. Visiting this place takes only about fifteen minutes. Entrance costs four dollars for adults or you can purchase a museum pass for ten dollars that allows you to visit all four museums in Prince Albert. Don't forget to grab a free post card while visiting.

Liz Anderson

There's a lot of history here, maybe even Diefenbaker himself still.....

Luz Cerda (DominicanosEnSaskatchewan)

Nice house. We couldn't get in, but took beautiful photos from th outside.

Daniel G Nabess

Historic Archetecture of this house had some influence inthe neighbourhood

Cathy Austin

Valuable to p.a.

Muhammad Akhtar

A nice historical place to visit in Prince Albert.

Mary Ann Hrynyk

We went today but its closed. I called number nobody answers. But hours of operation says it's open. We're disappointed but we just took some pictures.

Olga Morozova-Gelmici

Small museum in Prince Albert that we visited on our way to the same-named National Park. It was a nice stop and we appreciated the private tour. The price was nominal but the tour was quite informative. Thanks to the young guides who work there!

Derek Wallaker

Historic House. Knowledgeable friendly tour guide.