📍 Things to Do in New Westminster, Canada

John Robson

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John Robson

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Duke of Connaught High School 1912–1955

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Irving House

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Irving House

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We Found Love Crosswalk

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Amelia Douglas Gallery

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The Great Fire of 1898

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 ...

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Our Children Again Crosswalk

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New Westminster Museum

📍 777 Columbia Street, New Westminster

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Historical Photo Wall

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Transportation Hub

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Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame

📍 777 Columbia Street

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World's Tallest Tin Soldier

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"Wait for Me Daddy" War Memorial Sculpture

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The Samson V Museum

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.

📍 888 Quayside Drive, New Westminster

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Simon Fraser

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The Hyack Anvil Battery Story

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

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Alphaball

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SkyTrain IB/OB Reversal Point

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Woodlands Memorial Garden

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Gravestones

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The Gallery at Queen's Park

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Centennial Totem Pole

Totem pole

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Woodlands and Essondale

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The Woodlands Memorial Garden

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Brunette-Fraser Regional Greenway

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Komagata Maru

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Sapperton Landing

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Casa Mia Apartments

📍 338 Hospital Street

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Gay Lynn

📍 352 Hospital Street

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New Westminster Welcomes You

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Snake Hill

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Archery Museum

📍 422 East Columbia Street

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Metro Apartments

📍 12667 110A Avenue V3V 0G4

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Edmonds Rising

A mural of an orange bird flying upwards towards the start and the hands of a human spread above the bird's wings.

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Burnaby Rentals Hostel

📍 6th Street

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Succession II

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City Of Burnaby

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Westmount Park Woodcarving Signboard

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Salmon!

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Burnaby

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Transit map

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Welcome to Byrne Creek Ravine Park

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Power House

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Guest Services

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Annieville

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Semiahmoo Trail

A plaque discussing the Semiahmoo Trail. Built in 1873-74 the trail linked New Westminster to the American settlement of Semiahmoo where Blaine, Washington is today.

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Great Northern Railway Disaster, 1909

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Burnaby South High School Cenotaph

Heritage designation recognized in 1992

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