Lardeau Valley Museum

Operated by the Lardeau Valley Historical Society, a variety of local historic artifacts are featured which highlight a rich history of mining, logging, agriculture, homesteading, and Aboriginal history of the region.

The Lardeau Valley Historical Society was founded on April 6th, 1978 and plays an active role in the Lardeau Valley. We are dedicated to protecting and preserving both the culture and the history of the Lardeau Valley. In the mid-1990s, we obtained the historic Gerrard Fishery building and moved it to Meadow Creek where it serves as our Museum. Visit us on weekends, mid-June to mid-September, 10AM-3PM. Our educational themes include Indigenous cultures, hunting/trapping, mining, forestry and lumber industry, farming, and the pioneer lifestyle. We have a small archives, including a large collection of digital photographs.