Les services de voyage et de tourisme à New Westminster, District régional du Grand Vancouver

Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway - Metro Vancouver
Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
Gravestones
Memorial Drive
Irving House
Royal Avenue, 302
Irving House - City of New Westminster
Royal Avenue
Sapperton Landing
Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
SkyTrain IB/OB Reversal Point - BC Rapid Transit
Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
The Great Fire of 1898 - City of New Westminster
Columbia Street, 401
The Great Fire of 1898 In the 1890s, New Westminster was a good place to live and do business. A city of eight schools, two hospitals, a courthouse, Provincial jail, Federal penitentiary, insane asylum, cross river ferry system, marker ...
The Hyack Anvil Battery Story
Quayside Drive, 126-810
New Westminster, the first capital of what we now know as British Columbia, was named in 1859 by Queen Victoria. Loyalty to the Crown has been strong since the Royal City’s inception, and this is proudly demonstrated by a unique “21 Gun Salute” to the Sov
The Woodlands Memorial Garden
Memorial Drive
Transportation Hub - City of New Westminster
Hyack Square
Woodlands and Essondale
Memorial Drive
Woodlands Memorial Garden
Ross Drive
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Quayside Drive
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Kelly Street
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Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway
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Memorial Drive
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Keary Street, 200

Anvil Centre
Columbia Street, 777
Archery Museum
East Columbia Street, 422
Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame
Columbia Street, 777
Téléphone: +1-778-237-3601
Fraser River Discovery Centre
Quayside Drive, 788
Irving House - City of New Westminster
Royal Avenue, 302
Located in the heart of New Westminster, Irving House is one of the oldest community heritage sites in BC. Step back to the 1800s as you enter the colonial home of Captain William Irving, King of the Fraser River.
Heures d'ouverture: We-Su 12:00-17:00; Mo-Tu off
New Westminster Museum - City of New Westminster
Columbia Street, 777 New Westminster
Heures d'ouverture: Fr-We 10:00-17:00; Th 10:00-20:00
The Samson V Museum - City of New Westminster
Quayside Drive, 888 New Westminster
The Samson V, launched in 1937, is the last surviving wooden steam-powered sternwheeler built for the federal Department of Public Works for use as a snag-boat on the Fraser River.

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