Burnaby Village Museum

When I visited Deer Lake Park a few days ago, I took bus 144 and got off at the stop in front of Burnaby Village Museum. I learned about this museum. I checked it online and found that it was still one of the popular attractions. Visit it today. The weather today is very good, very suitable for going out, the sunny wind is not too big. The museum is free, but there are some chargeable items, such as taking the train more than 100 years ago, but the price is acceptable. Entering the gate to the left is the love farm house. It is the house of the earlier Chinese immigrants. They came from the southern part of Guangdong Province. After they came, they overcame various difficulties, then bought the land, built a farm, worked hard, and then a hawker (also a Chinese farmer) ) Going to sell agricultural products, slowly becoming strong and becoming Canadian citizens, admiring them, leaving their homes to a remote country where the language is not communicated, and finally stubbornly survive. In the museum there are pharmacies, hairdressers, schools, train stations, post offices, etc. more than a hundred years ago. Since one of Canada's most resources is wood, the rooms are built with wood. Judging from the houses of Chinese farmers on the exhibition, the houses of farmers in some parts of China are not so good. It was only when I was visiting this museum that I realized that Burnaby is a person. Because of his many outstanding contributions, many places are named after him, such as Burnaby lake (burnaby lake) and so on. A place worth visiting!

Burnaby Village Museun has different activities in different seasons. The climax of Christmas 2018 came on December 1. There will be a chorus of Christmas songs, live concerts, and vaudeville performances. Tickets are free, and the only charge is the 106-year-old carousel, which still brings joy to tourists after several repairs.

Burnaby is relatively unlikely for foreign tourists, but we are local friends who drove us to visit here. The scenery is very nice, and the museum gives us a comprehensive introduction to the history of Burnaby.

The surroundings of Burnaby Village Museum are very beautiful. There are not only this museum but also art galleries. There are obviously more people visiting the museum than the art gallery, and the scenery here is very beautiful.

What a wonderful experience! In the restored building, everyone is wearing their clothes and sharing their knowledge. Printing presses, cold drink machines and all the details of other shops, including candy bars from childhood. I have been there a few times to share with others what I missed the first time. Children are crazy about everything, especially school. Look for special holiday events here, including many free events. An incredible day.