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PastExhibits < BACK TO ALL PAST EXHIBITS Sila Clue in to climate change Sila — Inuktitut word meaning climate and all things that surround us. Imagine a Universe that never changed. Boring! From fleas to galaxies, everything always changes. Our climate is no... by duc_admin | Nov 21, 2021 | Past Exhibits
PastExhibits < BACK TO ALL PAST EXHIBITS Common Language Artifacts from the Athapaskan language group This exhibit is a collection from the First Nations groups that make up the Athapaskan language and cultural group. The Northern Athapaskan cultural group... by duc_admin | Nov 21, 2021 | Past Exhibits
PastExhibits < BACK TO ALL PAST EXHIBITS History Hall The History Hall provides a many-faceted experience and has been designed to offer something for everyone. From a brief overview of First Nations history to a replica of the Fort George Theatre, including an... by duc_admin | Nov 21, 2021 | Past Exhibits
PastExhibits < BACK TO ALL PAST EXHIBITS Pacific Great Eastern Railway The Pacific Great Eastern Railway, and its successor BCRail, have always been a source of comedy and controversy for British Columbians. Unfortunately, much of it is deserved. From its... by duc_admin | Nov 21, 2021 | Past Exhibits
PastExhibits < BACK TO ALL PAST EXHIBITS And the Bride Wore White Historic Wedding dresses from Prince George. And the bride wore white… is an exhibit of 20 wedding dresses and their stories from Prince George. The dresses are from the early 1910s to the...