Whether you live in Creston or are just passing through, the Creston & District Museum & Archives has something to offer you! The Museum is filled with remnants of the past and is a treasure trove of historical information. We feature regularly changing exhibits, and host a series of special events throughout the year. Visit …

Located on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille on 400 acres, the park offers over 300 RV sites & tent camping sites. RV hook-ups without sewer available, dump station. 10 camping cabins with heat and electricity. Four horse campsites. Group and day use facility, boat launch and swim area. Model aircraft field, shooting ranges & …

Come explore Sandon’s fascinating history at the Sandon Historical Society’s Sandon Museum. Open 7 days a week 10a.m.-5p, July-September. “Perserving the past for tomorrow and today.” Known in the 1890s as the Monte Carlo of North America, the City of Sandon lies in the Selkirk Mountain Range high in the heart of the Silvery Slocan. …

Indulge in the breathtaking scenery of New Denver Lodge, surrounded by awe-inspiring views of majestic peaks and the crystal-clear waters of Slocan Lake. Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s Kootenay region, New Denver Lodge offers a serene escape from city life. Embrace the tranquility of our Kootenay retreat, where guests revel in comfortable accommodations …

Step back in time and see the history of Boundary County in this local museum – Kootenai People, David Thompson and the area’s early settlers. See original artifacts, period rooms, exhibits, and displays designed to present the history of North Idaho and the indigenous Kootenai people.

Explore Rossland’s mining, geology, skiing, and social history. From its mining roots to its notable skiing and tourism, learn how a single log cabin has grown into the Golden City. Enjoy our many outdoor exhibits throughout the summer season, including a short video of an underground tour of the LeRoi Mine, an amazing collection of …

The Nelson Museum, Archives & Gallery is located in beautiful, historic Nelson, British Columbia in the BC Interior. Since 1955, the Nelson Museum has served as a cultural and educational hub, an award-winning art gallery, and caretakers of the region’s rich history. The Nelson Museum is open to the public year-round and a giift shop …

The spacious, bungalow-style house, built in 1910, cost $5,000 to build and was the first home in Colville to have electricity. Visitors to the Keller Estate will enjoy the interior of the house, which contains some of the original furniture on display and for the most part, the interior decoration is original and unaltered. The …

Situated along the lakefront, in beautiful, Nelson, BC lies a historical marvel.  Streetcar #23 is a fully functional streetcar that was used here in Nelson in the first half of the 20th century. Once the backup streetcar for the defunct Nelson Street Railway, it has had a colourful history. The Nelson Electric Tramway Society, along …

Tiger Historical Center/Museum: The historic (1912) Tiger Store, museum, gift shop, blacksmith reproduction display and rest stop, is the Visitor Information Center for the North Pend Oreille Scenic Byway and the surrounding area. In 1986 the Tiger Historical Center was formed. From 1986 to 1996 the Center ran a museum that drew visitors from all …