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Ashcroft Museum
Brochure Available: Yes, Click Here to Request
Web Site: http://www.village.ashcroft.bc.ca
Contact Details: Ashcroft Museum
404 Brink St., P.O. Box 129
Ashcroft, BC
CA, V0K 1A0
Ph: 250-453-9232
Email: museum@village.ashcroft.bc.ca
Come and explore Gold Country's history! The museum's authentic and carefully appointed exhibits portray the history of the South Cariboo, the Indian tribes who first settled the area, the farms and ranches of Hat Creek Valley and of course the establishment of Ashcroft. Replicas of some early stores have been created and visitors will be offered a taste of what it was like to stroll down Ashcroft's Main Street at the turn of the century. The Archives hold extensive historical collections and photographs, which complete the story of the regional heritage. Be sure to view the replica of a small coal mine circa 1890, the Bethlehem Mine Archetectural Model and the 'Walk through Time' slide presentation.

Open from May to October, our staff will be pleased to assist on your historical journey. Admission by donation. Copies of the revised "Bitter-Sweet Oasis" hardcover book are available, along with other interesting historical publications. Contact us for further details.
 
Big Sky Station
Brochure Available: No, Contact Us For Details
Web Site: Web Site Unavailable
Contact Details: Big Sky Station
Trans Canada Hwy - 7 km west of Savona
Savona, BC
CA, V0K 2J0
Ph: 250-373-0018
Fax: 250-373-0053
Email: sibs@telus.net
Big Sky Gas Station & Restaurant carry a variety of items made by local native artisans including birch bark baskets, buckskin moccasins, deer hide drums and beadwork.

Other items include knitted socks, baby sets, ironwork in animal designs, Native silver jeweller from the USA and much much more!

A little something for everyone on your journey!
 
Clinton Museum
Brochure Available: No, Contact Us For Details
Web Site: Web Site Unavailable
Contact Details: Clinton Museum
1419 Cariboo Highway, PO Box 217
Clinton, BC
CA, V0K 1K0
Ph: (250) 459-2442
Email: clintonmuseum@telus.net
Welcome to the 'Gateway to the Cariboo'

Located in the original Community School House, the Clinton Museum holds a wonderful array of Artifacts & Collections - each telling their part of the wonderful Cariboo Region history.

Visit the detailed exhibits in our Stable, built in 1911. Enjoy a few moments taking in our outdoor displays of vintage equipment, including one of the original BX Express sleighs.

Be sure to take part in the Clinton self-guided heritage walking tour, and meet the wonderful folks of Clinton, along the way.

Our Museum is also home to the 'Info Centre', where you will find many informative brochures, filled with wonderful vacation suggestions and ideas.

Visit Mike and the Museum Staff - they will be happy to help you.

Open 7 days a week, from May to October.
Admission by donation.
 
Historic Hat Creek Ranch
Brochure Available: Yes, Click Here to Request
Web Site: http://www.hatcreekranch.com
Contact Details: Historic Hat Creek Ranch
P.O. Box 878
Cache Creek, BC, BC
CA, V0K 1H0
Ph: 1-800-782-0922
Fax: (250) 457-9311
Email: hhcr@goldtrail.com
Experience the gold rush era at Historic Hat Creek Ranch. In addition to our Annual Heritage Events, we offer interpretive tours of the 1860's Hat Creek Roadhouse and Shuswap Native Village. Old West stagecoach rides take you along the Cariboo Waggon Road and to the native village. View our antique farm machinery. Visitors will be greeted in the air-conditioned information centre. Enjoy the delicious fare in our licensed dining and pick up the perfect crafted gift in our Gift Shop. For the outdoor enthusiast - enjoy our scenic campsites. Electrical sites available. Or perhaps a stay in one of our creek side cabins is your desire. We offer adventurous and educational programs that are customizable for any group, including overnight stays in our Miner's Camp or Kekuli (underground pithouse). Bus tours and caravans are always welcome.
Open daily 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. from mid-May to September 30.
Located just 11 km north of Cache Creek at the junction of Highway 97 and 99.
 
Lillooet Museum & Visitor Centre
Brochure Available: No, Contact Us For Details
Web Site: http://www.lillooetbc.com
Contact Details: Lillooet Museum & Visitor Centre
790 Main Street, Box 441
Lillooet, BC
CA, V0K 1V0
Ph: 250-256-4308
Fax: 250-256-0043
Email: lillmuseum@cablelan.net
  Located in the heart of one of B.C.'s oldest communities, the Lillooet Museum houses a veritable treasure trove of British Columbia history.

This significant building was erected in 1861 as St. Mary the Virgin Church - Lillooet's first Church.

The Lillooet Historical Society Museum opened in 1969 and continues to be one of BC's most appreciated Museums.

The Museum features Native artifacts, Gold Rush era relics and a re-creation of Ma Murray's old news office.

The Visitor Centre is well stocked with local, regional and provincial brochures and maps.

Admission to the Museum is by donation.

Open from May to October, with extended summer hours - 7 days a week.

Please come visit and learn about our wonderful region.
 
Lillooet Museum & VisitorCentre
Brochure Available: No, Contact Us For Details
Web Site: http://www.lillooetbc.com
Contact Details: Lillooet Museum & VisitorCentre
790 Main Street, Box 441
Lillooet, BC
CA, V0K 1V0
Ph: 250-256-4308
Fax: 250-256-0043
Email: lillmuseum@cablelan.net
Located in the heart of one of B.C.'s oldest communities, the Lillooet Museum houses a veritable treasure trove of British Columbia history.

This significant building was erected in 1861 as St. Mary the Virgin Church - Lillooet's first Church.

The Lillooet Historical Society Museum opened in 1969 and continues to be one of BC's most appreciated Museums.

The Museum features Native artifacts, Gold Rush era relics and a re-creation of Ma Murray's old news office.

The Visitor Centre is well stocked with local, regional and provincial brochures and maps.

Admission to the Museum is by donation.

Open from May to October, with extended summer hours - 7 days a week.

Please come visit and learn about our wonderful region.
 
Lytton Museum & Archives
Brochure Available: No, Contact Us For Details
Web Site: http://www.lyttonmuseum.ca
Contact Details: Lytton Museum & Archives
420 Fraser Street, PO Box 640
Lytton, BC
CA, V0K 1Z0
Ph: (250) 455-2254
Fax: (250) 455-6657
Email: curator@lyttonmuseum.ca
The Lytton Museum & Archives is a small Community Museum with a collection of objects of historical interest in the context of the Lytton area.

Exhibits including: jade, Chinese artifacts, church, fur trade exploration, gold rush, ranching and early non-Aboriginal settlement, First Nations, historic transportation, engineering and communications including railways, industries and domestic life.

Come in to browse, and visit our back yard displays.

We look forward to your visit !
 
Nicola Valley Museum Archives
Brochure Available: No, Contact Us For Details
Web Site: http://www.nicolavalleymuseum.org
Contact Details: Nicola Valley Museum Archives
2201 Coldwater Avenue
Merritt, BC
CA, V1K 1B8
Ph: 250-378-4145
Email: nvma@uniserve.com
Write up and Photo courtsey of the Nicola Valley Musuem.

Step into the past and be transported to an earlier era with mining, ranching and logging exhibits. There is an elegant parlour, an extensive Native display, and 1894 grand piano and 1750's spinning wheel. Work by Harry Priest, a renowned local photographer, portrays many aspects of valley life. James Teit, a work-recognized anthropologist is depicted along with many other pioneers. The archives contain extensive material chronicling local history. Museum hours are from 10:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m Monday to Friday with extended summer hours.
 

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Contact Information:
RE/MAX Golden Country Real Estate Services Ltd.
P.O. Box 160, 401 Railway Avenue
Ashcroft, BC, CA
V0K 1A0
Phone: 250-453-2225
Toll Free: 1-800-557-7355
Fax: 250-453-2622
Email: remaxashcroft@telus.net
Web Site: www.goldencountry.ca

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