Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum
Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum
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- The Roosevelt: A Model of Strength
- The North Pole
- The Permanent Collection
- This Extraordinary Paradise: Living in Northwest Greenland
Ancient Ice, Cool Science: Climate Change in the North
- Ancient Ice, Cool Science: Climate Change in the North
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- Paleoclimate on the World Wide Web
- Weather and Climate
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Past Exhibits
- Arctic Cinema: Early Film in the Far North
- Them Days, A Magazine of Labrador History
- Working Through the Ice: The Bowdoin and the Effie M. Morrissey
- Four Years in the White North: Donald B. MacMillan's Crocker Land Lecture
- In Cod We Trust: Labrador's Early Twentieth Century Cod Fishery
- The Coldfront: Greenland and America in World War II
- Freezing the Moment: Photographing the Arctic
- Treasures and Trinkets: Collecting Culture in the North
- Northern Mission: Sir Wilfred Grenfell in Labrador
The North Pole
Robert E. Peary is best known for his expedition to the North Pole in 1908-09. In this exhibit visitors can follow the expedition from its departure to Pole, illustrated with objects from the expedition, including one of the original sledges.