3 Best Places To See in Richmond

“Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site is responsible for its interpretation through tours, educational programming, promotion, and regular maintenance. Since the 1980s, the Society has partnered with Parks Canada to maintain the Cannery facility. In addition to operating the historic site, the Society works to accomplish its mission through other activities, such as creating annual feature exhibitions related to community events and fishing history, like the yearly Pull of the Net multicultural celebration. Special activities are offered for school groups, and tours are suitable for each age group and number. The Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site offers free admission to youths (17 and under) and society members.”

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“ Steveston Tram offers residents and tourists various cultural activities and opportunities. The tram museum was built in 1912 and served the Richmond community until 1958. In 1913, BC Electric Railway (BCER) launched 28 tramcars purchased from the St. Louis Car Company in Missouri. The Interurbans were an essential and valued part of the city's transportation network. Steveston Interurban Tram is near some of the region's most significant cultural attractions, including the Richmond Art Gallery, the Gateway Theatre, and many fascinating historical sites. Tramcar 1220, on display, is the most important artifact in the Richmond Museum Collection.”

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“Steveston Museum is owned and managed by the Steveston Historical Society. Steveston Museum was developed to preserve, promote, and recount the history of Steveston. The museum's main floor displays include the Bank Manager's office, showcasing 20th-century furniture, business machines, and other exhibits. Displays at the Steveston Museum also feature artifacts reflecting Japanese and Chinese influences, such as coin editions and new stamps for collectors. The museum hosts events and activities throughout the year. They strive to make Steveston the most appealing, livable, and well-managed community in Canada by developing their most valuable asset to the people.”

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