About
MacBride Museum, established in 1950, serves as Yukon’s museum, preserving and sharing the territory’s heritage through exhibits, programs, and community engagement. It houses 40,000 objects, including artifacts from Yukon First Nations, the Klondike Gold Rush, and notable art collections like the Ted Harrison pieces. The museum operates as a non-profit society, relying on public support to maintain its diverse offerings and protect Yukon’s cultural legacy, making it a central hub for learning and historical appreciation in Whitehorse.
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- Areas served
- Whitehorse, Yukon