Bella Coola Museum

The Bella Coola Valley Museum reflects the eclectic history of the Valley from the early explorers to the coming of the pioneers up to 1955. Formerly a schoolhouse and a surveyor´s cabin, the museum is housed in a heritage log building that dates back to 1892.

On display are items brought by Norwegians to the New World, artifacts & photographs that tell tales of the early trading days when the Hudson’s Bay Company thrived.

The Central Coast Archives are also located here and available year-round for research.

Arrangements can be made for school and special events during the rest of the year.

• Access to a heritage building, artifacts, and interpretive exhibits
• Pre-arranged historic presentations by a local historian
• Gift Shop
• Historic Videos
• Guided tours around the museum
• Historic Walking Tour brochure
• Freedom Hill brochure
• DVD: Bella Coola a Photographic History

Opening: Mid-June – August 31st,
Hours: 9am – 5pm (closed from 12-1pm) Sunday thru Thursday