Here is an overhead map of what the museum layout is like as well as a description of the exhibitions found there. If you would like to go directly to an exhibition just click on the letters on the map.

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A Looking at the Museum from outside. a Traps for Beavers and Beaver made artifacts.
B Entering the Museum. b Inuit creations.
C The main doorway. c A good picture of a pelican on display.
D A close-up of the plaque beside the door. d Ivory and bone carvings and tools.
E A display that welcomes you. e Fossil indicators of a tropical north.
F Display 2 f A life size dogsled.
G The lobby area. g A Wolverine at its den.
H A look at the birch bark canoe. h Different kinds of stuffed arctic birds.
I Big close-up of the mural. i More birds.
J Sign the guest book at the front desk. j A Loon by its nest.
K Entering the first set of displays. k A very old telephone.
L Inuit clothing and furs. l Two displays of prospecting in the north.
M Some Inuit ivory carvings. m A view of two more displays and the back door of the museum.
N More carvings. n A life sized stuffed wolf, very realistic.
O A nice clear view of the altar. o Old school materials.
P Display 4 p Four different artifacts, archeology related.
Q A standing back look at displays 9 & 10. q A standing back look at some of the last sets of displays.
R Some fancy bead work. r An old piano.
S More bead work. s Old utensils and other house wares.
T A standing back look at displays 11 & 12. t A very old drill.
U Animal hide clothing. u A display of articles used for dog teams.
V Animal hide foot wear. v A huge glass casing with a Whooping Crane in its nest.
W Another enclosed area of displays. w A display of two very lifelike Buffalo, which is very close to the real thing.
X Old crafts made by a trapper.
Y A display on the Mad Trapper of Rat River.
Z A close-up picture of the furpress.