Binet House

A restored heritage building in the community of Mayo, Binet House is home to displays on area history, early medical instruments, wildlife, geology, and local permafrost studies. The exhibit features a three-dimensional map of the region. A large collection of photographs portrays the lifestyle, past and present, of Mayo's residents and the local Na-Cho Nyäk Dun First Nation. There is a Veterans' Monument and a Pioneer Garden on the well-kept grounds. Nearby is a monument marking the start of the Prince of Wales Trail and the local section of the Trans Canada Trail. Visit the Binet House annex for tourist information and local arts and crafts.

Features

• Parking

• Wheel Chair Accessible

• Children under 12: Free

• Guided & Self-guided

• Gift Shop

Rates

• Individual: $2
• Children under 12: Free

Exhibits

The Binet House is home to displays on area history, early medical instruments, wildlife, geology and local permafrost studies. The exhibit features a three dimensional map of the region. A large collection of photographs portrays the lifestyle, past and present, of Mayo's residents and the local Na Cho Nyak Dun First Nation.

Tours

• Length: 15-20 min
• Tour Customize: Yes
• Guided: Guided & Self-guided
• Language: English written and spoken
• French and German tours can be arranged

School/Group Programs

• Offers school programs at museum
• School tours are available at museum

RENTAL

• No catering on site

Donnenworth House, 3126 Third Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 1E7
Phone: (867) 667-4704 | Fax: (867) 667-4506 | Email: info@heritageyukon.ca

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