Provides an introduction to Galician and Bukovynian immigration to Canada by showing the homes of three settler families.
 Iwan Pylypow was one of two individuals who set off the mass migration of Ukrainians to Canada at the end of the 19th century.
 His family was Galician.
 His third house in Canada is preserved at the Village.
 The second house is that of Mykhailo and Vaselina Hawreliak.
 The Hawreliaks were a large Ukrainian Bukovynian family who settled in the Shandro area.
By the 1920s Mykhailo Hawreliak was quite successful, and the house preserved here has five bedrooms and a cistern that collected rainwater for use in the kitchen.
 The Nazar Yurko family was also from Bukovyna, but was of Romanian descent.

Pylypow House (Star, Alberta; Built 1906, depicts 1923–1929)
Hawreliak House (Shandro, Alberta; Built 1919, depicts 1925–1928)
Yurko House (Boian, Alberta; Built 1920, depicts 1932)
Provides an introduction to Galician and Bukovynian immigration to Canada by showing the homes of three settler families.  Iwan Pylypow was one of two individuals who set off the mass migration of Ukrainians to Canada at the end of the 19th century.  His family was Galician.  His third house in Canada is preserved at the Village.  The second house is that of Mykhailo and Vaselina Hawreliak.  The Hawreliaks were a large Ukrainian Bukovynian family who settled in the Shandro area. By the 1920s Mykhailo Hawreliak was quite successful, and the house preserved here has five bedrooms and a cistern that collected rainwater for use in the kitchen.  The Nazar Yurko family was also from Bukovyna, but was of Romanian descent. 
Pylypow House (Star, Alberta; Built 1906, depicts 1923–1929)
Hawreliak House (Shandro, Alberta; Built 1919, depicts 1925–1928)
Yurko House (Boian, Alberta; Built 1920, depicts 1932)
Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village