You can view the farm from the park train or on foot. At this National Historic Site, visitors can ride on an underground train, and view live demonstrations of mining equipment and displays of mining memorabilia. A huge sports playroom, complete with climbing wall, computerized cycling and rowing machines, running track and pitching cage. The museum also houses artifact, archival and photographic collections, and a sports library. In more than 30 indoor and outdoor displays, visitors can participate in hands-on activities and observe demonstrations depicting life in the Lower Mainland between 1890 and 1925.
Hours vary throughout the year.
Across from the Fort Langley National Historic Site, this museum exhibits Native artifacts, a replica of a Coast Salish Indian big house, a Victorian parlour, a general store and a homesteader's kitchen. The museum houses artifacts from pioneer days as well as a large collection of Indian artifacts. Admission by donation. The home has been restored and authentically decorated in Victorian-Edwardian style. It is located in Barclay Heritage Square, a unique parksite that includes nine historic West End houses dating from 1890 to 1908.