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Hope Museum
Hope's history as a fur trading post and gold-rush town is kept at the Hope Museum. Native artefacts and early logging equipment are exhibited along with a blacksmith shop, school, kitchen and parlour. The museum is open from May to September and admission is given in the form of a donation.
Address: 919 Water Avenue Hope BC Canada
 1 604 869-7322
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Agassiz-Harrison Museum
Open between 10 am and 4 pm, everyday from May to September, the museum is located in the oldest wooden railroad station still in existence in BC at Pioneer Park in Agassiz. Area history and changes in the last 100 years are featured. The flood of 1894 and incorpoation in 1895 is where it begins. Period clothing, artefacts and photos are on display. Purchase local history books and souvenirs in the gift shop.
Address: Pioneer Park Agassiz BC Canada
1 604 796-3545
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Chilliwack Museum
Find out more about Chilliwack's agricultural heritage and history, beginning with exhibits about the Sto:lo people. The museum is located in the former City Hall, the town's only National Historic site. Hours for the museum are Monday to Friday 9 am to 4:30 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 3:30 pm. The museum offers several programs for students and many publications for teacher's resources. There is a small gift shop as well.
Address: 45820 Spadina Avenue Chilliwack BC Canada V2P 1T3
 Send an Email 1 604 795-5210
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Yale Museum
The Yale Museum is housed in an 1868 heritage home in Yale. It holds exhibits and archives from the gold rush, construction of the railroad and the Cariboo Wagon Road. This historic site is located on the main highway in Yale. Send an Email (6)
1 604 863-2324
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Maple Ridge Museum & Archives
The museum is located on the Fraser River in the Port Haney neighbourhood. Learn about local history of First Nations, the life of early settlers, and our industrial heritage. Archives are accessible by appointment. One feature is a model railway diorama of Port Haney circa 1926.
Address: 22520 - 116th Ave Maple Ridge BC Canada V2X 0S4
Send an Email (2) 1 604 463-5311
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Pitt Meadows Historical Museum
The first inhabitants of Pitt Meadows were aboriginal people around the year 1005. There were a lot of changes for Pitt Meadows after this and some of this history can be found in the museum.
Address: . Pitt Meadows BC Canada
Send an Email 1 604 465-4322
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Haney House
Haney House was built by Thomas Haney for his family in the late 1800s. It sits in what used to be a town called Port Haney (now part of Maple Ridge), founded by the Haneys. The historic house and orchard gardens have been restored and are open on Wednesdays and Sundays from 1 pm to 4 pm. Hours are extended in the summer months. Guided group and school tours can be arranged.
Address: 11612 - 224th Street Maple Ridge BC Canada
1 604 463-1377
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