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Lest We Forget: White Rock During the War Years
The war years of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 influenced the lives of all Canadians. The White Rock Museum & Archives annual exhibit – Lest We Forget: White Rock During...
Community Curators: Selections from the WRMA Collections
Who gets to decide what goes on display in the museum? Explore selections from the WRMA Permanent Collection through the eyes of community members. This exhibition...
Our Living Languages: First Peoples’ Voices in British Columbia
Our Living Languages: First Peoples’ Voices in British Columbia invites viewers to learn more about Indigenous languages in BC through this award-winning, interactive...
Canada Day by the Bay
The White Rock Museum & Archives is excited to participate Canada Day by the Bay, the City of White Rock’s annual celebration held along the waterfront. This popular...
Christmas Craft Market
Celebrate the season in style by browsing our exciting selection of artisan vendors. With everything from decor to jewelry, you can find the perfect gift for you or a...
Annual Book Fair
Let’s get literary at our annual Book Fair! For more than 25 years, we have held a book sale in the museum gallery. With dozens of titles ranging from bestsellers to...
Museum Information
Discover White Rock Museum
Located in the heritage train station along the sprawling beach of Semiahmoo Bay, you’ll discover informative exhibitions and fascinating insights about what makes this seaside community so unique.
LOCATION
14970 Marine Dr, White Rock, BC V4B 1C4, Canada
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday – Sunday:
10:30 am – 4:30 pm
Closed on Mondays
ADMISSION
By donation. All ages are welcome!
ACCESSIBILITY
The 1200-square-foot gallery space is fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. Our Gift Shop entrance is equipped with automatic doors.
Explore the Archives
Read the Newspaper from 1940 – 1973
We have a wealth of online materials for you to access and learn about White Rock’s rich history. Here you’ll find a series of newspaper articles on a range of topics, from the Semiahmoo Sun and White Rock Sun newspapers.
Preserving the History of White Rock
Land Acknowledgement
To acknowledge the land on which we stand is to recognize a truth.
We acknowledge and respect the se’mya’me (Semiahmoo First Nation) on whose traditional unceded territory the museum & archives stands and who have lived on this land for thousands of years. Museums have played a role in colonization, and it is important to recognize the harm of past practices and to strive to do better in the spirit of reconciliation.