Lardeau Valley Historical Society

Museum and Tourist station are open to the public weekends mid June to late September with a guiding host. We have now expanded and have a number of displays with interpretive signage that are available to visitors year around. We continue to digitize historical photos from the surrounding area. Ongoing maintanence of the grounds and buildings. We continue to expand on the History of Fishing in the area starting with the significance of fishing to Indigenous Peoples fishing methods and tools. Local Indigenous people have built a fishing trap canoes paddles bone fishing hooks and a tule tipi using the same methods as their ancestors. Our main Museum building is in the local historical registery.