Bella Coola Museum

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.

What we offer at the museum…

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

Bella Coola Museum 269 Highway 20 Box 726 Bella Coola, B.C. V0T 1C0

info@bellacoola.ca

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