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Museum of Civilization, Peoples of the Northwest Coast, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Photo Not For Sale) CM11-02

Museum of Civilization, Peoples of the Northwest Coast, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Photo Not For Sale) CM11-02

Description : The majestic Grand Hall – the architectural centrepiece of the Museum – occupies 1,782 square metres (19,182 sq. ft.) with floor-to-ceiling windows of 112 m x 15 m (365 ft. x 50 ft.) framing a view of Parliament Hill. The Grand Hall houses an exhibition of six Pacific coast Indian house facades connected by a shoreline and boardwalk. The forest backdrop, which stretches the entire length of the Hall, is a scrim with the largest colour photograph in the world.

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