Dr. Woods House Museum

Dr. Woods House Museum is temporarily closed while the City’s culture and heritage team inventory, catalogue, digitize and preserve the collection.

The museum will re-open on a limited, seasonal basis beginning in summer 2026, providing public access to the historical collection during select weekday evenings.

Between June 23 and September 7, 2026, the museum will open:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 4-8 p.m.
July 1, August 3, September 7 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

The City’s existing cultural collections staff will welcome walk-in visitors during opening hours; no formal programming or bookings will be available.

While continuing our preservation and conservation efforts, the City of Leduc is also exploring how to approach the future management and operations of the museum and other community heritage assets in a responsible, sustainable and collaborative way.

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The Dr. Woods House Museum gives a charming glimpse into upper-middle-class life in the late 1920s to early 40s. One of the area’s first doctors, Dr. Robert Woods, settled west of Leduc in 1902. He built this home, with an attached medical wing, in 1927. The medical wing has been fully restored, with interior restoration and furnishings representative of the art deco period. The house itself features a Craftsman-style design, with a low-pitched roof, fieldstone chimney and extensive interior woodworking.

The building and museum collection are owned and maintained by the City of Leduc.