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Vancouver, Coast Mountains

The world-class city of Vancouver and its environs are a focal point of British Columbia’s history. From its Coast Salish roots to the arrival of European settlers by train and boat, the region’s heritage is reflected in the spectacular geography of mountains and ocean.

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1. Agassiz-Harrison Museum & Pioneer Park

The oldest wooden railroad station still in existence in BC now houses the museum where you can see period clothing, artifacts and photos of pioneer life. Admission is free and its open seven days a week from 10 – 4. … More »

2. BC Farm Machinery & Agricultural Museum

Bring the children, grandchildren, or your tourist guests to check out the largest collection of historic agricultural artifacts in Western Canada. In 2 buildings in Fort Langley – across the street from The Fort – you will find the most … More »

3. Chilliwack Museum & Archives

The Chilliwack Museum is located in Chilliwack’s premier heritage building, the former City Hall (built in 1911). This National Historic Site is an architectural gem. Two galleries present Chilliwack’s history while a third gallery offers changing monthly art exhibits. If … More »

4. Church of the Holy Cross

1974 church Skatin from road Doug Ramsey

Amha Lakwa Lamcalalhcw ” Built about 1905 by members of the Stl’atl’imx Nation,the Church of the Holy Cross is remarkable for the beauty and originality of the interior decoration. The craftsmanship of the cedar sculptures,altar, pews, and grave markers of … More »

5. Delta Museum & Archives

Step Back in Time at the Delta Museum and Archives! Come explore the 1912 Tudor style heritage building and discover your community’s history at the Delta Museum and Archives. Located in the heart of Ladner Village, the Delta Museum and … More »

6. Historic Stewart Farm

Facing the Nicomekl River and nestled amid apple trees, the bucolic Historic Stewart Farm is as popular among picnicking families and wedding parties as it is among museum-goers. The beautifully restored farmhouse was built in 1894 by Scottish farmer John … More »

7. Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia

The Museum of Anthropology houses one of the world’s finest displays of First Nations art in a spectacular building overlooking mountains & sea. Free gallery tours, an elegant Shop, and endless opportunities to discover, reflect, teach & learn await you. … More »

8. North Vancouver Museum & Archives

Discover North Vancouver’s roots – explore its fascinating history Visit a gallery of unique, changing exhibitions Participate in tours and special events In one of the world’s most spectacular settings, human activity has shaped the environment and has been shaped … More »

9. Port Moody Station Museum

The historic Port Moody Station, which houses the Port Moody Station Museum was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in 1905 and was officially closed in 1976. The building and its contents represent the cornerstone of Port Moody and … More »

10. Richmond Museum & Heritage Services

Located in Minoru Park in the Richmond Cultural Centre, the Richmond Museum offers rotating exhibits covering such aspects of local history as the Interurban tram line, archeological digs, cranberry farming, and the Scandinavian community at Finn Slough. There are plenty … More »

11. Steveston Museum

At the Steveston Museum, visitors get an authentic taste of early 20th-century life in this historic fishing village in southwest Richmond. The museum is housed in what was Steveston’s first bank building circa 1905. The two-story red house includes the … More »

12. Vancouver Maritime Museum – National Historic Site of Canada

Contained within the Vancouver Maritime Museum, St. Roch is a Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) schooner celebrated as the second vessel to successfully negotiate the ice-choked Northwest Passage. It was also the first vessel to traverse the Northwest Passage in … More »

13. Vancouver Police Museum

Visit Vancouver’s old Coroner’s Court to learn about the history of lawlessness and law enforcement in Vancouver. The museum collects objects, photographs and archival materials related to the history of policing in Vancouver and the forensic sciences. Objects in the … More »

14. Whistler Museum

Before the world-famous slopes and resort, Whistler Valley was settled by pioneers. In the early 1900s the region was a base for loggers and miners. They started calling the area “Whistler” in homage to the shrill whistle sound made by … More »

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