The North Thompson Museum, Barriere, BC. It is located 63 km north of Kamloops, west of the Yellowhead Highway at 343 Lilley Road.
The Museum is housed in a former B.C. Forest Service Ranger Station. The first Forestry Office in 1920 was located on the same property. At that time, it was considered the centre of town.
Artifacts and archival material depicting the history from McLure to Little Fort (Mount Olie) and surrounding areas can be found at the museum.
The museum is maintained by the Barriere and District Heritage Society which was formed in 1984.
A major production of the society was the history book "Exploring Our Roots", published in November 2004.