Welcome to the Heritage Park Museum
Walk back through time as you explore our one-of-a-kind collection of heritage buildings from the early settlement period.
Make your way to our timber-floored wagon garage with its display of authentic horse-drawn wagons (including an early belly-dump design that is the forerunner of today’s gravel truck).
Stroll through our historically-accurate pioneer garden with its colourful array of the plants and flowers of yesterday.
Marvel at our artifact collection: see firsthand the practical and the whimsical, the sensible and the bizarre.
Come out during the summer for one of our family fun events, for more information on what’s going on at the Park click here!
You’ll find all this and a whole lot more at Heritage Park Museum, 4702 Kerby Road, Terrace, British Columbia. Check our Visitor Info section for details on how to get here.
What’s going on at the Park
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Heritage Park Museum will be taking time to honour mothers everywhere on Sunday, May 9 with a Strawberry Tea! From 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm we are inviting the public to join us for a great afternoon. The day will include good conversation, beverages, strawberry-related treats and music. Learn about the history of Mother’s Day. The Strawberry tea will be held in Dix’s Dance Hall at Heritage Park Museum. Cost: $5 per person. RSVP to 250-635-4546 or curator@heritageparkmuseum.com by May 7th to book your seat!
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Blacksmith Shop Complete! Last summer a group of professionals and volunteers got together to build a building to house the collection donated by Don Parmenter. The shop features a working forge, which will hopefully be fired up this season so that Park visitors will be able to see a working demonstration of blacksmithing.
- May 18th is International Museum Day! Help celebrate this fine day by going to one of your local museums and help support the heritage of your community!
