The Museum of Northern British Columbia, located in Prince Rupert, BC, showcases the history and culture of the region’s Indigenous peoples. The museum features a variety of ceremonial and cultural artifacts displayed in a rustic setting. It is self-guided, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace, with an average visit lasting about an hour. Open daily from 9 am to 5 pm during the summer, it has a small entry fee and a gift shop for unique souvenirs.
The exhibits include traditional art forms, crafts, and historical artifacts that illustrate the lives of the First Nations Peoples before European influence. Visitors may also find displays related to significant local figures and events, enhancing the understanding of Prince Rupert’s rich history.
