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A restored 1876 Hudson's Bay Company building which once housed that company's local salmon fishery. A cultural interpretation centre, the Lord Strathcona House is a replica of "the grandest house in all of Labrador" where Donald Smith (who became Lord Strathcona) lived while working with HBC.
Opened in 2020, this cultural centre houses exhibits on Labrador Inuit history, culture, language, values and traditions.
While this museum has a funny name, the building in Makkovik is actually the former Moravian Mission station which established the town in 1896. It displays over 200 family relics, antiques and artifacts from and around Makkovik.
9,700 km² of mountains and wilderness extend from Saglek Fjord in the south to the northern tip of Labrador, eastward to the Labrador Sea and west to Nunavik in Québec. Icebergs, migratory caribou herds, polar bears and the highest mountain peaks east of the Rockies.