Heilongjiang Provincial Museum(Chinese:黑龙江省博物馆；pinyin:hēilóngjiāngshěng bówùguǎn), located at No.50 Red Army Street in the center of the provincial capital Harbin City, is the biggest museum in Heilongjiang Province. The main building of the Museum was built in 1904, and is a brick-and-wood structure following the style of Russian architecture. It consists of three standard sections and two conjunctions which embody independent features. The Museum is made up of two parts -- the exhibition area of 3,000 square meters and the relics storage building of almost the same size. It is the prime resource for research on Heilongjiang's history, art, culture, animals and plants. The Museum boasts three exhibit halls -- the first displays ancient historical relics of Heilongjiang Province, the second exhibition for animals, and the third for ancient animals.