Specialty:
“Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site features 20th-century canneries and boatyards, offering an ideal destination to learn about the past and culture of a community of fishermen in a natural environment. The heritage buildings date back to the 1880s and tell stories of many European, Chinese, Indigenous, and Japanese workers through authentic living and working space recreations. This significant monument is important in Canadian history and hosts numerous children's events and activities, especially during specific seasons and holidays. Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site even offers free admission for visitors.
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2025 Update: Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site is an 8-acre heritage park set on the scenic banks of the Fraser River. Britannia Shipyards is part of a 3km stretch of shoreline known collectively as Cannery Channel, extending from Garry Point in the west to London Farm in the east.”