shawniganlakemuseum
on October 19, 2023
by Lori Treloar
The gold rushes in the Fraser Valley and the Cariboo were important to the city of Victoria. Population increased dramatically and the economy f...
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 17, 2023
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 16, 2023
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 15, 2023
Have you ever wondered about the street names in our community? Losee Road is a short road that runs south off Baldy Mountain Road.
William Losee arrived in BC...
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 13, 2023
1892 - The First Settler Family to Live on the Lake edge.
“My father, Richard Beauchamp Halhed, had lived for some years in New Zealand, where my two brothers ...
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 10, 2023
We are open! — Wed - Fri, 10 - 2
Because of construction not all of our exhibits are available to view,
but you are welcome to visit!
Admission by donation....
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 09, 2023
Can you help us with any of the names of the Brownies in the photo?
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 07, 2023
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 06, 2023
Early Utilities
(From Green Branches & Fallen Leaves)
Utilities in the first decades of Shawnigan were mostly of the primitive self-provided variety. Not until...
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 05, 2023
Jack Fleetwood – by Sarah Malerby
Jack Fleetwood (William John Hardy (Jack) Fleetwood) was born in 1914 in Cowichan Station and lived his entire life in the Co...
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 04, 2023
We carry a wide variety of mugs!
Drop by our Gift Shop, Tues- Thurs, 10-2
or
Order online at ShawniganLakeMuseum.com and pick up the next day.
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 03, 2023
THE CUDLIPS
The Cullin family spent many happy days every summer at the Lake, Camping on property adjacent to the Forest Inn Hotel. (now the location of “The R...
shawniganlakemuseum
on October 02, 2023
Coming soon… Free Event...E.J. Hughes - Life at the Lake
The latest book about E.J. Hughes is on its way! You don’t want to miss this one…it is all about Hughe...
