Harrison Mills, BC Canada

The Kilby Historic Site is a fascinating heritage destination located in Harrison Mills, British Columbia. It offers a glimpse into the early 20th-century rural life in the Fraser Valley. The site features several heritage buildings, including the 1906 Kilby General Store, which has been preserved as a museum filled with original artifacts and hands-on activities.

Visitors can explore the Waterloo Farm Museum, interact with friendly farm animals, and participate in historic demonstrations. The site also has a licensed café and a gift shop with unique items from local artisans. Nearby, Kilby Park offers a beautiful campground, sandy beaches, nature trails, and a boat launch.

The Kilby Café at the Kilby Historic Site offers a delightful dining experience with a home-style soup and sandwich menu. You can enjoy delicious homemade date squares, carrot cake, Cabin Fever Junction pies, and Birchwood Gourmet Ice Cream. The café has a cozy, 1900s-themed atmosphere with friendly staff and country hospitality.

The Kilby Gift Shop is located in the Orientation Barn and features a wonderful selection of items from local artisans, books from local authors, old-fashioned candy, and souvenirs. It's a great place to find unique gifts and mementos from your visit.

It's a wonderful place to step back in time and experience the history and charm of a bygone era.

Thank you for your visit and any faves or comments are always greatly appreciated!

~Sonja

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Harrison Mills, BC Canada

The Kilby Historic Site is a fascinating heritage destination located in Harrison Mills, British Columbia. It offers a glimpse into the early 20th-century rural life in the Fraser Valley. The site features several heritage buildings, including the 1906 Kilby General Store, which has been preserved as a museum filled with original artifacts and hands-on activities.

Visitors can explore the Waterloo Farm Museum, interact with friendly farm animals, and participate in historic demonstrations. The site also has a licensed café and a gift shop with unique items from local artisans. Nearby, Kilby Park offers a beautiful campground, sandy beaches, nature trails, and a boat launch.

The Kilby Café at the Kilby Historic Site offers a delightful dining experience with a home-style soup and sandwich menu. You can enjoy delicious homemade date squares, carrot cake, Cabin Fever Junction pies, and Birchwood Gourmet Ice Cream. The café has a cozy, 1900s-themed atmosphere with friendly staff and country hospitality.

The Kilby Gift Shop is located in the Orientation Barn and features a wonderful selection of items from local artisans, books from local authors, old-fashioned candy, and souvenirs. It's a great place to find unique gifts and mementos from your visit.

It's a wonderful place to step back in time and experience the history and charm of a bygone era.

Thank you for your visit and any faves or comments are always greatly appreciated!

~Sonja

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

2020 NY GLOBE Weather Workshop

Co-Designed Hands On Activity with Youth

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Kids doing hands-on activities in AMS Weatherfest booth

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

Kids doing hands-on activities in AMS Weatherfest booth

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Kids doing hands-on activities in AMS Weatherfest booth

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

All images are from a class about customization through ENGAGE at California College of the Arts.

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

Kids doing hands-on activities in AMS Weatherfest booth

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

Pictures taken at the Suturing Activity during the 2104 Animal Vet Science Camp

Photographer: Nikki Hersch

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Oakland Rover designed by Martin Sprouse and Dan Rosenfeld

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Oakland Rover designed by Martin Sprouse and Dan Rosenfeld

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

Kids doing hands-on activities in AMS Weatherfest booth

Kids doing hands-on activities in AMS Weatherfest booth

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Oakland Rover designed by Martin Sprouse and Dan Rosenfeld

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California

All images are from the Renegade Craft Fair, featuring Nan Eastep on December 15, 2012. Nan customizes clothing for wearing while cycling. Her process also involves up-cycling wool from other garments.

Photo Credit: Courtesy Oakland Museum of California