Queens State Museum
109 Main Street, Liverpool, Canada
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The Queens State Museum was built in 1980. It is located at the Thomas Rudden Research Center. In its halls you can find cave paintings of Indians, and even a mosaic created by the first peoples of Canada. There is also a history of Canadian forestry, navigation and trade, fishing and shipbuilding. This museum houses a collection of historical documents, maps and photographs.
In the premises of the Queens State Museum there is an archive where you can learn the whole history of Liverpool: from its inception to the present. One of the most valuable exhibits of the museum is the diary of Simeon Perkins. He was one of the first travelers to explore the continent.
Visiting the exhibition of the Queens State Museum will be interesting for people of any age. By the way, the museum gives local residents the opportunity to find out their ancestry. There are several historians working here.