Museums near Comox BC (23 Result(s))

Moving paper by hand in the millDescriptionLooking up 2nd St. (now Ash)The first ferry Quillayute at Saltery BayExhibits featureEarly days on the Sunshine CoastLogging and the Powell River millLocal culture and musicThe war yearsOur staff are local people with a wealth of information to share. We welcome you. We are located at 4798 Marine Avenue, across from beautiful Willingdon Beach.Please note that while, browsing is free, there may be a fee for requests.If you have comments, feedback or a request, please consult our Us page for email and postal addresses.

First opened in Campbell River in 1998, Maritime Heritage Centre is a popular destination for local residents and tourists. Our facility includes banquet rooms, meeting rooms, boardrooms and more, providing the perfect location for your convention, wedding, fundraiser or business meeting. You'll also find educational resources and artifacts about underwater life and marine history. Visit us today for more information.

Haig-Brown Heritage House, in Campbell River, British Columbia, is a historic family that sits on the banks of the Campbell River and is surrounded by tranquil gardens. During the summer months, the Haig-Brown House offers unique BED & BREAKFAST accommodation and the garden can be rented for weddings, receptions and other special events. In winter, the House provides temporary accommodation for a Writer In Residence, through a program operated by the Campbell River Museum. Built in 1923, the farmhouse is the former of Roderick Haig-Brown, a well known conservationist, writer and magistrate, and Ann Haig-Brown. The Museum at Campbell River has responsibility for the overall operations of the Haig-Brown House heritage site. At the Museum, the film Fisherman's Fall on the life of Roderick Haig-Brown can be viewed in the 30-seat Van Isle Theatre.

Port Alberni is a warm welcoming community with great attractions and cultural activities.Your day spent with us will be memorable, with places, people and things to entertain, educate and even surprise you. Find out about our Native People's culture and the Valley's early history. Explore a wealth of attractions, art galleries and parks. Down at Harbour Quay there are shops and cafes, a great view of Alberni Inlet and the sounds and smells of our weekly farmers' market. While you are there, why not board the historic vessel Frances Barkley?