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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.
The Cranbrook History Centre, in beautiful downtown Cranbrook, offers a specialized experience for all ages. Guided tours of the 17 restored railcars are an exciting way to experience the days of luxury rail travel. Tours range in duration and cost and can be customized depending on your mobility.
Self-guided tours of the facility allow you to visit other areas of the Centre at your leisure. You will find interpretive information and exhibits on local and regional history, paleontology, natural history and first nation’s culture.
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
The Crowsnest Historical Society Was Formed In 1973 By A Group Of Concerned Citizens Who Recognized The Need To Preserve The Unique Cultural History Of The Crowsnest Pass Which Was Quickly Disappearing. The Crowsnest Historical Society Is A Recogized Not-For-Profit With Canada Revenue Agency, And Has Society Status Under The Alberta Societies Act.
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