Heritage Park Museum is situated on .7 hectares (1.73 acres) of land owned by the City of Terrace.The Skeena Valley Fall Fair is a testament to the ongoing - if occasionally interrupted - interest in gardening in the Terrace area.
Explore town history with the coming of Alcan’s aluminum smelter in the 1950s, early valley settlement, and Haisla traditional arts and technology. Additional displays feature regional geology, flora, and fauna. The temporary gallery offers exhibitions of arts, culture, and history. Visit the Museum Gift Shop for a variety of decorative gifts including aluminum Hoselton sculptures, jewelry, and First Nations design merchandise, local artwork, clothing, and more!
The society operates and maintains the local museum which is dedicated to the preservation of the history of Stewart, British Columbia and surrounding areas
The District of Mackenzie has a completely new website!This new website has been launched with basic information on the District of Mackenzie. It will be going through many updates including the addition of many new pages of information, new pictures, stories, videos, and also some new web features. Please do check back often for updates, and also for news postings as we begin to post more news on this site and also our Facebook page.Looking for specific information? use our 'How can we help you today' search feature on our home page to find the information you need quickly.
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.
Welcome TO THE PORT CLEMENTS MUSEUMThe little village of Port Clements nestles beside an inlet on the misty and distant Queen Charlotte Islands, whichhad its name officially changed to Haida Gwaii in 2010. Port Clements has been settled and developed only veryrecently as far as history goes, almost within living memory. The artifacts of pioneer life still exist here and theyhave been donated to the village museum where they form a unique glimpse of life as it once was. The museum is operated by the Port Clements Historical Society. The Society was formed in 1985 and aftercountless volunteer hours the museum opened its doors in 1987. The indoor and outdoor displays are opendaily to the public from June to September and on weekends for the remainder of the year. The archives arenot open to the public but arrangement can be made with the archivist for access to items. Tours are always welcome and arrangements can be made for special openings.
Through the Kay Llnagaay Haida Heritage Centre we celebrate the living culture of the Haida. Through our language, art and stories we share our relationship with the land and stories we share relationship with the land and she-that which shapes, nourishes
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
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