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Britannia Mine Museum
An underground adventure at
Britannia Beach that includes special events, changing exhibits,
activities, displays and guided underground tours.
Chilliwack Museum and Archives
Information on exhibitions,
education programs, archive materials and local history. Includes hours
of operation and a location map.
A Cowboy, Ranching, and Rodeo Museum
Home to the Cowboy Hall of Fame, and
a special display area featuring photos, biographies and memorabilia of
the province's outstanding cowboys.
Cowichan Valley Museum
Housed in a 1912 railroad station
along the E and N Railway. Includes photo gallery, hours, admission
rates, guided tours, educational programs, archives, publications, gift
shop, volunteer program and contact details. Located in Duncan.
Craigdarroch Castle
Showcases the historic home in
Victoria of the wealthy Dunsmuir family as well as their contribution to
the development of Vancouver Island, BC.
Creston Museum
Outside, find a trapper's cabin, a
turn-of-the-century schoolhouse, an historic steam locomotive, and early
farm machinery. Indoors, visit an early store and doctor's office,
examine the unique Kutenai Canoe, and chat with pioneer ladies and
prospectors.
The Cumberland Museum and Archives
Local history of the city and area.
Delta Museum and Archives Society
Exhibits that explore the lives and
history of Deltans through various themes and exhibits. Delta, BC.
Fort Langley National Historic Site of Canada
Learn more about the fur trade and
the Hudson's Bay Company with costumed interpreters and historic
artifacts at an 1839 fort. [English/French]
Fort Steele Heritage Town
Photos, exhibits, announcements,
resources, products and events are available with over 50 exhibit
buildings to visit.
Gabriola Museum
Exhibits the history and culture of
the island. Displays include petroglyphs carved by the island's first
inhabitants, European settlement, and data on native plants.
Greenwood Museum
Local history of the city and area.
Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site of Canada
An intact fish cannery that includes
an introductory film, guided tours with knowledgeable interpreters, and
interactive exhibits.
Log Cabin Museum and Archives
Operates the museum and archives,
dedicated to the preservation of the historical records of the Saanich
Peninsula, near Victoria. Provides membership details, volunteerism, and
a meeting schedule.
Mackenzie and District Museum
Local history of the community.
Museum at Campbell River
Exhibits representing the culture
and history of North Vancouver Island and an Archives Research Center.
Museum of Northern B. C.
Located in Prince Rupert, has
displays of Northwest Coast human and natural history from the end of
the last ice age to the 20th century.
Nanaimo District Museum
A local history of the city and area.
North Vancouver Museum and Archives
Collections of artifacts, documents,
and photographs highlight community development, and includes
information about events, volunteerism and publications.
Osoyoos Museum
Historical information about
Osoyoos, BC and its surrounding area. Includes photo galleries and a
history of the region.
Powell River Historical Museum
History of the local community.
Rossland Museum and Gold Mine Tour
Exhibits and unique experience of an underground tour into a historic hard-rock gold mine.
Royal BC Museum
Presents the natural and human
history of the area through three different galleries, natural history,
first peoples, and modern history.
Saanich Historical Artifacts Society
Collections of working steam
engines, tractors, agricultural machinery, and household and industrial
artifacts.
Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives
Discover natural history
collections, pioneer period rooms, First Nations and small wooden boats
and models. Includes photos, programs and newsletters. Located in
Gibsons Landing.
Touchstones Nelson: Museum of Art and History
Preserves and displays treasures of the cities past.
Whistler Museum
Showcases Whistler's history:
pioneers, skiing on Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains, Olympics and
natural history.
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