Heritage North Museum

Thompson, Manitoba
Thompson, Manitoba
Thompson, Manitoba
Thompson, Manitoba
Thompson, Manitoba
A museum to remember, North of 55…
A museum to remember, North of 55…
A museum to remember, North of 55…

Welcome to the Heritage North Museum

Heritage North Museum acknowledges and respects that our facility is located on Treaty Five, the traditional Territory of Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation and the traditional homeland of the Metis people.

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Our museum features two log structures and an open-air blacksmith shop, as seen in our photo gallery of the exterior. Inside, you’ll find Institutional Archives, a gift shop with locally sourced goods and art, and a visitor information booth.

Explore our Exhibits and Dioramas photo galleries to see samples of animals native to the area, a boreal forest diorama, fossils, and First Nation and fur trade artifacts, including an authentic caribou hide tipi. Discover mining artifacts in The Annex photo gallery.

Learn about the history of exploration, mining, and the development of the Thompson site. Read firsthand accounts from pioneers who settled the area, in some cases long before Thompson was established. Meet the authors who wrote about the history of Thompson.

HOURS OF OPERATION
2026
Tuesday - Saturday
10am - 5pm
(closed noon - 1pm for lunch hour)

CONTACT US
Tel: 204-677-2216
Email: hnmuseum55@outlook.com

LOCATION
162 Princeton Drive
Thompson, MB R8N 2A4

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - June 15th from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.

A light meal, along with tea and coffee, will be served during the evening.

Please note that attendees must hold a membership in good standing of the Museum in order to attend and participate in the meeting.

Interested in becoming more involved with the Museum? We are currently accepting letters of interest from individuals interested in joining our Board of Directors. Please email your letter of interest to: hnmuseum55@outlook.com

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HISTORY OF THE
THOMPSON AREA