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Small contemporary exhibition of local historical artifacts, records, photos & vehicles.
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The New Westminster Museum is a place you want to return to. The history of the city from the beginning to the present day is shown. From what is presented you will learn how the city developed and what life was like. Construction achievements and sports victories. Stories about brave firefighters and police officers. Even the door of the local university has been preserved! You can get acquainted with the paintings of local artists whose paintings are exhibited nearby. A wonderful place with free entry and comfortable places to relax.
A free museum in the Anvil Centre, if you're already here to see the New Media Gallery or the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame, check it out. The exhibits include memorabilia, artifacts, newspaper reprints and even a 1926 Ford Model T and a New Westminster Police motorcycle.
Interesting history of a part of the world that is new to me so it was interesting to learn a microcosm of Canadian history here as New Westminster grew from before its earliest settlement to the city it is today.
Of course, no Canadian museum is complete without an acknowledgement of the impact of colonialism and New Westminster's exhibits include statements and context that recognize it. There is a display of First Peoples artifacts and history.
Interesting history of a part of the world that is new to me so it was interesting to learn a microcosm of Canadian history here as New Westminster grew from before its earliest settlement to the city it is today.
Of course, no Canadian museum is complete without an acknowledgement of the impact of colonialism and New Westminster's exhibits include statements and context that recognize it. There is a display of First Peoples artifacts and history.
Free and having nice exhibits!
It is located upstairs at the Anvil center
It is located upstairs at the Anvil center
An interesting small local museum. It is free and no one around
Hidden away museum in a beautiful building on Columbia St. Easy to miss, but if you catch it this little place is a wonderful 15-30 minute self-guided tour of some interesting artifacts, the history of New Westminster, and the origins of British Columbia. It’s also in the same building as the New Westminster archives if looking at old papers is your thing.
Completely free, air conditioned, and public washrooms available (great to stop in for a cool down on these hot summer days!). The lobby also has an abundance of brochures and guides for events and places to visit all around B.C.
Completely free, air conditioned, and public washrooms available (great to stop in for a cool down on these hot summer days!). The lobby also has an abundance of brochures and guides for events and places to visit all around B.C.
A small museum, but nonetheless very interesting!! Entry by donation. I was the only person in the museum, so it was nice and quiet. I finished in 1 hour and I read everything. A perfect rainy afternoon activity!
Small, free, under staffed, no one around archives are only open on Thursday 10-5. Very small museum attached to Lacrosse Hall of Fame
