Cowichan Valley Museum
Step back in time and discover the fascinating multicultural history of the Cowichan Valley!
Introduction
The Cowichan Valley Museum, in the historic Duncan Train Station, makes the valley’s multicultural history come alive!
Learn about Coast Salish people, who have lived here since time immemorial, and their interactions with the first settlers. Visit the General Store and its wide variety of goods from the 1950s. Discover two former multicultural gems: Duncan’s Chinatown, and Paldi, home to a lumber mill with residents from India, China, Japan, and more. The museum’s settler display authentically shows what life was like 100 years ago.
This jewel of a museum lovingly displays the Cowichan Valley’s fascinating history – don’t miss it!
Contact Details
- 130 Canada Ave, Duncan, BC V9L 3Y2
- cvmuseum.archives@gmail.com
- (250) 746-6612
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