The Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village includes sixteen buildings from the Pincher Creek area that date prior to the 20th century. The buildings have been authentically restored and furnished, and include a schoolhouse, ranch houses, cabins, blacksmith shop, barn, Mounted Police outpost and one of "Kootenai" Brown's residences. Visitors learn about the frontier history of southwestern Alberta through displays and programs. Over 12,000 artifacts have been collected by the Pincher Creek Museum, and most are on display throughout the village, including an outdoor display showcasing horse-drawn machinery. There is also an extensive archives on site, where one can dig deeper into the history of the Pincher Creek area. The museum gift shop offers historic books, crafts, clothing and collectibles.