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Valemount, British Columbia History and Historic Railway StationAbout Us Valemount Museum, located in the Valemount Historic Railway Station, British Columbia has something for every member of the family.The museum has three levels in the main building with displays on rail camps and towns, a model railway, Japanese Internment Camp display, Valemount Pioneers and war hero's, Margaret McKirdy sculptures, James Vanslyk Art, a Pioneer Kitchen, Early Settlers stories and items, Outfitting and Trapper's Cabin display. We also have a restored CN Caboose as well as logging and farming artifacts located in the museum annex.We have a gift shop with locally published books and pamphlets as well as CN items.The Valemount Museum is a designated Heritage Railway Station/building
We offer an engaging, interactive record of Jasper’s fascinating history. Exhibits include the history of the Indigenous & Metis people of the Athabasca Valley; the fur trade-including David Thompson, one of Canada’s foremost explorers; the railway; early mountaineering- including the legend of the Silver Ice Axe & the development of tourism in JNP. Exhibits in our Showcase Gallery are changed regularly & this year we are featuring “Rocky Mountain Wild", featuring Wildlife Artwork from the Jasper area by artist Tammy Taylor, an exhibition on "Vanishing Glaciers" followed by an Art Exhibition called "Rocks Stars! An exhibition through time and space" by artist Sylvie Pinard. Help us continue to tell “Our Jasper Stories” with a donation or a membership.
Admission is by Donation, suggested donation Adults $8, Seniors/Students $7, Families $18. Children under 5 FREE.
Tourism Dawson Creek welcomes you to our web site. Located at Mile "0" of the world famous Alaska Highway, Dawson Creek has something for everyone! This fully featured web site offers information on everything from local events to Bed and Breakfast Accommodations. Rodeos, Car shows, Museums, Snow Reports, Travel Tips and hundreds of other bits and pieces of information will keep you interested! Every week or so this web site is updated with current events, news, schedules for local attractions and more. Be sure and bookmark our web site TODAY! Now open is the South Peace Community Multiplex as well as new hotels, restaurants, and attractions. Now is the time to plan your visit to one of the fastest growing communities in Northeast BC. Have fun and stay a while!
HomeHorsefly's HistoryHorsefly is a community rich in history, beginning at it's roots with the Cariboo Goldrush. Horsefly was the site of the first gold panned in the Cariboo in 1859 predating the Barkerville gold strike of 1862.Miners who stayed on after the rush northward towards Quesnel and Barkerville first settled the area. The new homesteaders mined small claims, trapped, ranched or logged.Today the village of Horsefly has a population of approximately 800 people. It is situated in the Cariboo Region of British Columbia, Canada and is a pleasant half hour drive from 150 Mile House. This is truly a beautiful region with many mountains, lakes, rivers, and streams. Current day Horsefly relies on the Tourism, Ranching and Logging Industries as its main sectors that keep a thriving population in the scenic Horsefly area.For information on current day Horsefly please visit Horsefly's website
The Grand Trunk Pacific and the Social Landscape,' will open on April 23rd at 5:30 pm in the museum gallery. This exhibition uses a social history perspective to explore the decision to construct the railway through Northern B.C., the challenges faced by builders and administrators, and the ramifications for the people living in what would become Prince George. Along the way, the exhibit discusses early land speculation, construction worker camp life, and the Grand Trunk Pacifics influence on the citys layout and landmarks.This is a reflective and comprehensive look at the motivations behind the construction of the railway and offers a view of its consequences for the city.
More than 6,000 artifacts tell the story of the indigenous people, devout missionaries and rugged pioneers who lived here. The museum also displays mounted birds and fur-bearing animals and the works of local artists Leon Tremblay and Alfred Gaboury. Transportation means of Yesterday includes sleighs, an antique snowmobile, a birch bark canoe and a 1927 Chevrolet truck. Hours: May-Sept - Mon-Fri 10AM-5PM By appointment rest of year
Museum Of The Cariboochilcotinand Discover The History Of Williams Lake And Surrounding Region. More Than 8000 Artifacts Tell The Stories Of Aboriginal People, Fur Trappers, Pioneers, Ranching, Rodeos, Forestry, Railroading, Businesses, Schools And Much More.Ranching Played A Central Part In The History Of Williamscoming Events Click For Detailslake And The Cariboochilcotin The Oldest Ranches In Western Canada Are Here And Still Operating. Consequently, The Museum Emphasizes A Western Theme Including Rodeos, Especially The World Famous Williams Lake Stampede. The Museum Is Also Home To The Bc Cowboy Hall Of Fame. June Aug. Monday Saturday 104Sept May. Tuesday Saturday 114This Website Built And Maintained By Msr Web Design At Meadow Springs Ranch
The museum is very pleased to host tours when contacted in advance.To see our brochure click here for page 1 and page 2 .Learn more about whats going on behind the scenes at the museum by visiting our blog .To learn more about the history of the Peace Region in British Columbia and Alberta through local museums, go to the Spirit of the Peace Museums Network website. Did you know?The Beaver and Cree First Nations made a peace settlement in 1782 on the banks of the Tsadu River. The river was then renamed Unchaga, which means Peace in Cree. Visit us and learn more about First Nations and the fur trade.The 136 foot high oil derrick outside of the Museum is a city landmark.
9510 Beattie Dr, Hudson's Hope, BC
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