Dawson Creek Station Museum

900 Alaska Avenue, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4T6

Housed in a restored railway station, this museum showcases Dawson Creek's pivotal role as the starting point of the Alaska Highway. Exhibits feature local history, transportation heritage, and artifacts from the region's development during the construction era.

Railway station museum with Alaska Highway history and local heritage artifacts.

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