Keno City Mining Museum

Keno City | Yukon

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The Mining Museum once served this town as a community hall. It is a 1920s-style wooden building that holds information about the rich mining history in Keno City. There are photographs, equipment, early tools, and many more for visitors. It is open from May 16^th to September 15^th, and the,e admission costs are affordable for anyone visiting on a budget. Be sure to learn about this town’s silver and gold mining!

Photo: Matt and Bess Sadler, CC-BY-2.0

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