Dawson Creek Museum 2009 from Dean Noble on Vimeo.
This is a documentary about a museum. A museum which gets visited every so often.
Dawson Creek is a town in Northern Canada. About eleven thousand residents live a relatively undisturbed and happy life here.
The museum is open from 8am to 7 pm during the summer. The entrance to the museum is easily found in front of the museum.
A rich display of stuffed animals and lots of birds adorn the main hallway.
Grouse, ptarmigans, a snowy owl, little field sparrows and a great seagull form the taxidermic aviary of this wonderous museum.
A massive mammoth tusk from about a million years ago, dwarfing the visitors that stand next to it and view it.
The twentieth century is well represented here.
A kitchen exhibit which shows the finery of the period.
A dining room area which has lots of fine paintings and prints hanging on the wall.
The typewriters and telegraph machines underscore that this museum used to be a train station.
I leave the museum again for another year.
