Museums near Invermere BC (31 Result(s))

The Windermere Valley Museum and Archives is managed by a dedicated group of volunteers belonging to the Windermere District Historical Society. We invite you to share our excitement about the history of the beautiful Windermere valley.The Windermere District Historical Society holds two meetings a month (except in summer when we are busy with museum activities).

The Cave and Basin National Historic Site of Canada commemorates the birthplace of Canada's National Park system, which began here in 1885. The growth and development of Canada's national parks are celebrated in interactive displays and exhibits. Naturally occurring, warm mineral springs can be found inside the cave, and outside in an emerald coloured basin.

The historic home of Banff's prominent pioneer Luxton formerly is now a treasure which ... visited by appointment through the Whyte museum of the Canadian Rockies in Banff. Tour guides are trained in the fascinating story of an adventurous family from the perspective of Norman Luxton his wife Elizabeth( McDougall) Luxton and their only child Eleanor

On Thursday, March 28th, 1968, a number of interested citizens met at Alexander Park School to discuss the formation of a Historical society to preserve the records, pictures and artifacts pertaining to the Golden Area. Officers elected were: President: M

The Columbia Basin Institute of Regional History is a non-profit history society dedicated to furthering the documentation and presentation of our region's human and natural history. We are centred in Cranbrook, but work with regional partners to encompass the Columbia Basin region of British Columbia.

Just over a century ago, populated seasonally by First Nations peoples, Fernie was a pristine wilderness. The region remained relatively untouched until the exploration of the Crowsnest Pass in 1873 by Michael Phillips. This discovery, and the sighting of

WELCOME ABOARD!Situated along the lakefront, in beautiful, Nelson, BC lies a historical marvel. Streetcar #23 is a fully functional streetcar that was once in use here in Nelson in the first half of the 20th century. Once the backup streetcar for the defunct Nelson Street Railway, it has had a colourful history.The Nelson Electric Tramway Society, along with The Chamber of Commerce, Royal Bank, and Selkirk College restored this Streetcar, and the Society provides a scenic ride along Nelson's waterfront. The society is all volunteer driven, and our streetcar is one of Nelson's most interesting attractions.We invite you to come for a ride, and share in the wonderful history of the Queen's City. Young and old, there is something for everyone to enjoy.Check out our links at the top for more information on our streetcars, and the society. Also, don't forget to become a Fan on !Recent Posts