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The museum is located in the old courthouse in the downtown of The Pas known as “The Gateway to the North”.

Enter and experience the rich and diverse history of The Pas and marvel at the strange and eclectic curiosities collected by our founder, Mr. Sam Waller. There is an extensive collection of taxidermy, traditional dresses and dressed-up tiny creatures.

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