Peace River Museum, Archives & Mackenzie Centre
“We are proud to acknowledge the homeland of the many diverse First Nations and Metis people whose ancestors have walked this land since time immemorial. We are grateful to work, live and learn on the traditional territory of Treaty 8.”
Last updated February 4, 2021
The Government of Alberta has announced a new plan to incrementally ease Public Health Restrictions. Step 1 of the Province’s plan will come into effect on February 8, 2021. Step 1 will ease restrictions for restaurants, children’s school-related activities, and indoor fitness facilities. For further details please the Government of Alberta’s Website.
Step 1 Impacts on Municipal Facilities:
The easing of restrictions for indoor fitness allows only for one-on-one training with a certified trainer for individuals or households by appointment only. Individual workouts without a trainer are not permitted.
Therefore, the following Town facilities will be impacted as follows;
- The Peace Regional Pool will be working with schools, while remaining closed to general public access.
- The Baytex Energy Centre is working with their regular users to accommodate their needs within the Step 1 Provincial restrictions. The facility will remain closed to general public access.
- The Peace River Museum Archives, and Mackenzie Centre will remain closed to the public until further notice. Staff can still be contacted 780-624-4261.
Facility Information
Admission by donation
10302 – 99 Street, Peace River, Alberta
museum@peaceriver.ca
(780) 624-4261
Regular Hours
Monday – Saturday:
10am to 4pm
Sunday: Closed
Events
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Peace River’s town and fur trade history are always on exhibit
Commitment to Social Responsibility
In 2016 the Peace River Museum, Archives, and Mackenzie Centre was honoured to receive the Robert Janes Award for Social Responsibility.
Resources for Educators (Download PDF) – The Museum offers a number of services to the community including help for local schools and educators in teaching local heritage.
Live Local – The Museum Gift Shop promotes local artists, products, and books for unique gift giving options. Gift Certificates are also available.
Heritage Inventory – Your guide to the many varied historical resources in the Town of Peace River.
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