Be a Part of White Rock’s History
Train Plaques
About our train plaque program
The Train Plaque Program offers a unique way to celebrate personal milestones or honour loved ones by engraving their names on a brass plaque. Each plaque is set in a paving stone on the plaza outside the White Rock Museum & Archives, creating a lasting tribute to be cherished for generations.
Leave a Lasting Legacy with a Train Plaque
Our Train Plaque Campaign offers a unique opportunity to congratulate, celebrate, commemorate, or honour a loved one with a personalized train plaque by the sea.
The cost to purchase a train plaque is $1,000, with a $500 tax receipt provided to the purchaser. Payments can be made by cash, cheque, Visa, MasterCard, debit in our Museum Gift Shop or by e-transfer to director@whiterockmuseum.ca
This campaign is designed to raise funds for the White Rock Museum &; Archives, a local non-profit organization.

Creating your train plaque

Submit Your Order

Engraving & Placement

Installation & Display

Train Plaque Order Form
- Cost is $1000 per plaque, with a tax receipt in the sum of $500 given to the purchaser
- Please enter the inscription as it will appear on the plaque, with a maximum 3 lines
- All letters are upper case 5/16″ in height
- If one line on your plaque 12 characters or less it can be engraved in a larger 3/8” font
- The White Rock Museum & Archives reserves the right to reject inappropriate inscriptions
- Acceptable punctuation and symbols include . , : ; ‘ & ” ( ) ? ! @ $ – / \ =
- Enter your name, address, city, province, postal code, phone, email address
- Click on the Submit button to proceed with your order
- Payment: E-transfer director@whiterockmuseum.ca or finalize payment at the Museum
- White Rock Museum & Archives will send you a payment receipt and an income tax receipt
- Plaques will be created once payment has been received
- If you have any questions, please contact us
Get Involved
We provide opportunities for individuals to obtain personal growth, learn new skills, and develop a sense of commitment and belonging. Here is your opportunity to volunteer with us behind the scenes or engage with others in the public eye.




Land Acknowledgement
In Appreciation of the Semiahmoo First Nation and Coast Salish Peoples
As we preserve and present the history of White Rock, we strive to include the voices and stories of the Indigenous communities, acknowledging their significant role in shaping the past, present, and future of this region. We are dedicated to building meaningful relationships with Indigenous Peoples and promoting a culture of reconciliation and mutual respect.