Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum
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Exhibits
- Exhibits
- 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
- Inuit Elders Talk about Climate Change
- Interview with Lutka Qiatsuk
- Interview with Qimiataq Nungusuituq
- Ancient Ice, Cool Science: Climate Change in the North
- Contemporary Issues
- Paleoclimate on the World Wide Web
- Weather and Climate
- Weather Data
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 Permanent Collection
In this gallery we introduce visitors to the diverse Arctic environment, Arctic peoples, and the work of Robert E. Peary and Donald B. MacMillan. Highlights of the exhibit include taxidermy mounts of Arctic animals, contemporary Inuit art, and a piece of the Cape York meteorite, which Peary brought to the United States from Northern Greenland in 1895.
