Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Museum in Canada
The Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre serves as the museum and archives for the Northwest Territories.
Established in 1979, it has showcased the region's history and culture for over four decades.
Exhibits range from natural history to indigenous crafts, reflecting the diversity of Northern Canadian heritage.
Visitors can utilize research libraries and gain insight into northern life.
Its panoramic window offers stunning views of Frame Lake.
Location: Northwest Territories
Inception: 1979
Official opening: 1979
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 11:00-17:00
Website: pwnhc.ca/index.html
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