In the early 1800s Mill Bay…

In the early 1800s Mill Bay…

In the early 1800s Mill Bay, Shawnigan and Cobble Hill were wilderness. There was a small Indian village where the Mill Bay ferry docks and camps in Mill Bay and various beaches along the coast to the large villages of Cowichan and Genoa Bay.
Christmas Long Ago

Christmas Long Ago

Written by Maureen Alexander with thanks to Adelaide Ellis Christmas Long Ago – Now days people like to go to Disneyland or Hawaii for Christmas but in the old days traveling any distance in winter was difficult, so Grandma or an aunt would usually invite all...
Come and See the New Festive Decorations

Come and See the New Festive Decorations

The Heritage Museum – Open Every Sunday 12-4pm in December – Come and See the New Festive Decorations ‘1919-1929 The Roaring Decade’ – New Heritage Museum located 2851 Church Way, Mill...
White Cross Placement Ceremony 2019

White Cross Placement Ceremony 2019

White Cross Placement Ceremony 2019Saturday, November 2, 2019 - The South Cowichan volunteer group (Royal Canadian Legion Br 134) placed thirty-five white crosses marking the graves of local veterans at Shawnigan Community Cemetery, at the Heritage Partnership Museum...
There’s a Bear In The Heritage Museum!

There’s a Bear In The Heritage Museum!

There’s a Bear In The Heritage Museum! – Hi kids, my name is Morris and I’ve just moved into the Heritage Museum in Mill Bay. Come and see if you can find me hiding in the exhibits and doing all sorts of fun things. Ask a museum volunteer for a Find the Bear...
Heritage Museum Welcomes Groups For Private Tours

Heritage Museum Welcomes Groups For Private Tours

If you are part of a group that would like to join us for a tour of the Heritage Museum and learn about what life was like here 100 years, part of our current exhibit ‘1919-1929 The Roaring Decade’, please contact us. The museum is wheelchair accessible and we offer...