The displays are grand! The staff friendly! The displays change and are very interesting. Count on spending the better part of the day here checking out the displays. The food was great here as well. best mushrooms soup in town in my opinion!

The displays are grand! The staff friendly! The displays change and are very interesting. Count on spending the better part of the day here checking out the displays. The food was great here as well. best mushrooms soup in town in my opinion!
We visited the Heritage Centre the day we were leaving. If we could do it all over again I'd go at the start. Very interesting and informative and great way to better appreciate Yellowknife, it's history and people. Not a great deal of interactive displays or talks, but items on display were of great significance and importance. Highly recommend any...
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Museum is well laid out with wheelchair access. Has some nice taxidermy displays of northern animals, and displays that explain the history of the North inhabitants. While we roamed, there were not any interpretive talks taking place, if there had been think it would have been more interesting. As it turned out for us it was a nice warm spot...
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This is a first rate interesting museum with many Northern novelties to learn about. We also talked to some of the professional staff who were very nice and helpful.
From the beginning of Yellowknife to present day, the center walks you thru the history and growth of the city and surrounding area.
We learned a lot at this museum about the history of First Nation peoples as well as general history about the area. We went the first full day we had here. It is a great introduction to the NWT, especially for people who know little about the history. It only takes about an hour to an hour and a half...
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This place is good for about one hour of touring. Interesting to hear about the history and different groups of people.
Possibly the most worthwhile setup I have ever seen. We spent about two and a half hours viewing the displays and getting a great picture of how the North "worked". The diaramas were very life-like, especially the polar bear chewing on on a seal! The whole building is so well set up that they could charge a goodly admission and...
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Entrance is free with a donation. Very interesting museum, learn about the history of the NWT, culture and wildlife.
Some exhibits weren't arranged as well as they could, but there were some really interesting artifacts, animals, mementos, etc.
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