Centre d’information touristique et Musée de Carlyle

The Carlyle Rusty Relics Museum & Tourist Center has been housed in a former Canadian National (CN) railway station since 1909. The facility features a variety of exhibits illustrating the history of the railway, the community, and the surrounding area, as well as travelling exhibitions. Exterior exhibits include a Canadian Pacific (CP) caboose, a CN repair shop, a motorized wagon (jigger), an agricultural machinery shed, a one-room schoolhouse, and a beam pump used in mine shafts oil. The museum also offers a drop-in children's program on Tuesday afternoons during the summer and several community events. Tourist information and Wi-Fi are available on-site.