Wharf Street - Stop of Interest
Location:
Wharf Street below Bastion Square - corner of Wharf and Fort Streets opposite the Dogwood Building
Sign Text:
From a muddy trail fronting Fort Victoria's palisades, this street changed with the maturing city. In the 1850's, Hudson's Bay Co. ships loaded firs while moored to the shore. In the 1860's, gold seekers, lured by "Cariboo", landed here. In the 1890's, the street pulsated with crews of sealing fleet schooners and miners bound for the Klondyke. Now only quiet buildings recall the hectic days.
Wharf Street - Stop of Interest
Location:
Wharf Street below Bastion Square - corner of Wharf and Fort Streets opposite the Dogwood Building
Sign Text:
From a muddy trail fronting Fort Victoria's palisades, this street changed with the maturing city. In the 1850's, Hudson's Bay Co. ships loaded firs while moored to the shore. In the 1860's, gold seekers, lured by "Cariboo", landed here. In the 1890's, the street pulsated with crews of sealing fleet schooners and miners bound for the Klondyke. Now only quiet buildings recall the hectic days.