Langley is one of the oldest and most historic settlements in BC. The pioneer legacy can be seen in its historic buildings, rural landscapes, winding roads, and collections of historic artifacts. Indigenous peoples have lived here for thousands of years. See the Township of Langley’s Our Shared History document, and more information Langley’s heritage can be found at:
Fort Langley National Historic Site
23433 Mavis Ave, Langley, BC
604-513-4777
Langley Centennial Museum
9135 King Street Fort Langley, BC
604-532-3536
BC Farm Museum
9131 King St, Fort Langley, BC
604-888-2273
Canadian Museum of Flight
5333 216 St, Langley, BC
604-532-0035
Aldergrove Heritage Society Telephone Museum and Archives
3190 271 St, Aldergrove, BC
604-857-0555
Langley Memorial Hospital Museum
Michaud House
5202 204th Street, Langley
Contact Doris at 604 534-3384 or do_ried@telus.net
More sources for information on British Columbia history and heritage:
British Columbia Genealogical Society
For information on restoring a heritage building, visit the Heritage Branch of the BC government HERE.
Follow these links to other historical and heritage organizations in our region:
Fraser Valley Heritage Rail Society
The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford
Canadian Sikh Heritage – Our Sikh Temple Abbotsford
CFB Chilliwack Historical Society
MONOVA Museum of North Vancouver
Gulf of Georgia Cannery Museum
University of British Columbia Archives
Derby Reach/Brae Island Parks Association
Salmon River Enhancement Society
Simon Fraser University Archives
Free access to Vancouver Sun, Province and Times Colonist newspaper archives HERE