Telling Stories of Lac La Biche – one of the Oldest Communities in Alberta!
Why Go?
On your next family outing, come to Lac La Biche museum to learn about the history of the town. Their exhibits include the Boreal Forrest Exhibit, Fur Trade Exhibit, The Empress of France & The Sea Cadets, and many more! Explore the fascinating history of David Thompson the first European explorer to record his travels to Lac La Biche by taking a peek into his journals documenting his stay.What’s Unique?
The museum has moved! New Location means new exhibits, expanded gift shop with great books on the history of Lac La Biche and Visitor Centre. Stop by to see what else they have to offer, located just steps from the main beach at McArthur Park! To find out about fun events happening at the museum throughout their year, check out their website of Facebook page.Hours:
Open 9 am – 5 pm
Summer 7 days/week
Winter Mon-Fri.
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