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Virtual Exhibits

 

  • A Race For Ties
  • Graham and Horne
  • Hans Krakhofer 1918 – 1997
    • Artwork
  • Japanese Boy’s Doll Festival
  • Peter McKellar 1908 – 1929
  • Robert Joseph Flaherty 1884-1951
    • Photography
  • The End of an Era
  • The Lake Superior Regiment, A History
    • Photos
  • Thunder Bay Past Places
  • Visions of Our Past Quiz
  • William Armstrong, 1822-1914
  • James Murphy 1863-1928
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Gallery Hours

Winter:
Tues. through Sunday
1 p.m. to 5. p.m.

Summer:
June 15-Labour Day
Daily 11 a.m to 5 p.m.

Admission:
$3 (adults)
$1.50 (ages 6-17)
Children under 6 are FREE
Fully wheelchair accessible.

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425 Donald Street East
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7E 5V1 Canada
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James Murphy 1863-1928

James Murphy was born and raised in West Liberty, Iowa, before, at the age of 21, moving to Thunder Bay to work in the coal industry. In his early years at the Lakehead he gained valuable experience as a contractor, primarily for the Canadian Pacific Railway, and in a number of other business ventures before, [...]

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John Andrews FoundationOntario - Museums & Technology Fund

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