Join us special virtual tour of National Historic Site, Gur Sikh Temple and Sikh Heritage Museum. Enjoy a tour of this remarkable gurdwara, built by early Sikh settlers, as well as a glimpse at special exhibitions and a traditional tea. This unique Sikh place of worship on South Fraser Way in Abbotsford, BC is a […]
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Au milieu du 19e siècle, de grands domaines de villégiature s’implantent en des lieux naturels exceptionnels sur les falaises qui surplombent le St-Laurent. Tout comme les riches propriétaires de la ville, la famille seigneuriale n’échappe pas à cette nouvelle mode qui marie l’architecture et la nature. Lors de la Journée Ralentir pour mieux vivre, de […]
Join Sandy Smallwood, the developer who saved and restored the Andrex/Davidson House in the 1970s, to hear stories of lumber barons of Ottawa, the changing fortunes of the Davidson family during the depression, and the urban development pressures on the west side of downtown Ottawa in the 1970s. The tour will feature the ornate wooden […]
Discover North America’s Northernmost route of the Underground Railroad on this live virtual tour and learn about the Black families who arrived at Tomlinson Lake in Carlingford, New Brunswick after immigrating across the border from Maine to New Brunswick from 1850 to 1865.
Come and celebrate with us as we officially open our newly restored caboose for tours and visitors. You’ll be able to ask questions about the restoration process, participate in some fun activities and learn more about our museum. We look forward to seeing you there!
Le mouvement pittoresque au XIXe siècle est une visite-conférence sur l’architecture et la nature animée par Martin Dubois. Venez découvrir la splendeur des bâtiments et les pittoresques parcs-jardins du Domaine Joly-De Lotbinière. Pour plus d’informations, visitez-le: Domaine Joly
Learn about the vibrant pre-war Japanese Canadian neighbourhood of the Powell St. area where there were 8000 Japanese Canadian residents and over 400 businesses along Powell St. before the Internment and Dispossession in 1942 at the outbreak of World War II. Learn also about the miracle story of community resilience of the Vancouver Japanese Language […]
Enjoy a new perspective from the outside of the maison Henry-Stuart, with a walk in the garden and a focus of the Regency-styled architecture of the building. This true hidden gem in the vibrant area of Grande Allée and Avenue Cartier, is the perfect place to discover local heritage and to fully appreciate some off […]
Join curator Cathy English for these informative and fun walking tours of Revelstoke’s historic downtown. Social distancing and occupancy limits will be in place. Contact the museum to pre-register or for more information. Cost is $8 per person and includes admission to the museum. 315 First Street West 250-837-3067 www.revelstokemuseum.ca