This interactive exhibit showcases a collection of rare objects that immerses you in the heart of the Huron-Wendat culture and explores the themes of territory, memory, and knowledge.
The journey through history begins with a mural retelling the creation of the world. Behind the forest that welcomes visitors, the history of the Nation is told with display cases arranged in a large circle. These display cases present and explain the meaning of the objects they protect/house, guiding us on the path of knowledge. The multimedia environment above the large circle plunges the visitor into a poetic vision of the natural universe that nourishes and stimulates the imagination. The objects come to life.
In anticipation of the opening of its new permanent exhibition, the Huron-Wendat Museum offers a new way to discover its former permanent exhibit. The most significant artifacts have been selected to enable visitors to discover the history of the Huron-Wendat people, from the creation of the world to the present day. These objects are presented in a heritage building that once housed several of the nation’s Grand Chiefs, the Tsawenhohi House. Interactive elements enhance the visit.
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