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The Secwepemc Museum & Heritage Park is located just east of the Kamloopa Pow-Wow grounds on the Kamloops Indian Reserve
# 311-355 Yellowhead Highway
Kamloops, B.C.
CANADA
V2H 1H1

For Museum & Heritage Park tour bookings, phone
(250) 828-9801 / fax (250) 372-1127
e-mail us at:
museum@secwepemc.org

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Marker for the ethnobotanical garden at the Secwepemc Museum
18 January 2006
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


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The Secwepemc Museum
18 January 2006
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


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The Secwepemc Museum is housed at 345 Yellowhead Highway and is open to public for summer season. The Museum contains many artifacts including clothing, tools, foods and more. Included also a walk through park hosting homes and plantlife of the Secwepemc.

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Secwepemc Museum information
18 January 2006
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


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The Secwepemc Museum includes a walkthrough Ethnobotanical Garden nurturing many of the traditional medicines and food plants of the Secwepemc people.

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Maylani Marr in a summer lodge
18 January 2006
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


Credits:
Secwepemc museum and archives

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A summer lodge made in tipi style, this one however is made with cedar bark covering, others use tule reed matts.

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A winter pit house
18 January 2006
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


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The inside of a winter pit house at the Secwepemc Museum. This home would house many members of one or two large families.

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Pit houses
18 January 2006
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


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Showing the shell and layers of how a pit house was built. In the distance you can see another larger pit house. As part of the Museum there are information panels throughout the park.

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Secwepemc Canoes
1998
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada


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Two types of Secwepemc Canoes in the Secwepemc Museum. The bottom canoe is a dugout and the top is made of birch bark and pitch.