Image: Grand Hall at the Canadian Museum of Civilization (8347707247)
Description: The Grand Hall in the Canadian Museum of Civilization building's first level is the Museum's architectural centrepiece. It features a wall of windows 112 m (367 ft) wide by 15 m (49 ft) high, framing a view of the Ottawa River and Parliament Hill. On the opposite wall is a colour photograph of similar size. It captures a forest scene and is believed to be the largest colour photograph in the world. The picture provides a backdrop for a dozen towering totem poles and recreations of six Pacific Coast Aboriginal house facades connected by a boardwalk. The homes were made by First Nations artisans using large cedar timbers imported from the Pacific Northwest. The grouping of totem poles, combined with others in the Grand Hall, is said to be the largest indoor display of totem poles in the world. (Ottawa, Canada, Dec. 2012)
Title: Grand Hall at the Canadian Museum of Civilization (8347707247)
Credit: Grand Hall at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
Author: shankar s. from sharjah, united arab emirates
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