I stepped into the Museum of History briefly, and took this shot of the Grand Hall, a beautiful space of totem poles and Pacific Northwest culture.
Departing by the curatorial wing, I looked back at the exhibition wing entrance.
Over on the east side of the curatorial wing is a flowing bed of tulips.
Among the bushes are tulips that have moved over here. The hard work of squirrel gardeners once again.
One last look. From here, I continued a short walk to the east, to go into Jacques Cartier Park.
I love ❤️ the expanse in your last photo, William!!!
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ReplyDeleteEven a brief visit to the Grand Hall must feel like stepping into a cathedral of living history and ancestral stories
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