rustic log building with a turquoise-painted roof trim and windows, possibly a historical museum, located in Whitehorse, Canada

rustic log building with a turquoise-painted roof trim and windows, possibly a historical museum, located in Whitehorse, Canada. The building has a steep gabled roof covered with wooden shingles and a small belfry with a cross on top. Double dark brown doors stand open at the entrance, flanked by windows. A ramp leads up to the entrance. To the left of the entrance, a black A-frame chalkboard sign stands on the sidewalk, displaying "WESTERN Yukon MUSEUM OPEN 10-5 DAILY" and "FREE ADMISSION". Hanging baskets with pink and white flowers are suspended above the entrance. In front of the building, a paved sidewalk runs alongside the street. A wooden railing lines a ramp and stairs leading to the entrance. Two grey parking meters stand on the sidewalk near the entrance. A variety of green bushes and some flowering plants are visible around the base of the building. Two tall evergreen trees are behind the building. The sky is overcast with grey clouds. The street in the foreground is paved with asphalt and shows some cracks and repairs. A white car is parked on the left side of the street in the background.