Our Mission

The BC Farm Museum is a non-profit corporation which exists to acquire, conserve, research, restore and exhibit for the general public and students, pioneer tools and equipment which represent the evolution and development of the farm, farm life and agriculture in British Columbia over the past 150 years. To this end the Museum provides curatorial services for the artifacts and collections, presents public educational exhibits and programs and shares historical information.

About BC FARM MUSEUM

The BC Farm Museum was opened in 1966 and over the years has evolved into a total pioneer life collection. The museum association owns and operates over 20,000 square feet of exhibit space for over 5000 artifacts of historic farming machinery and pioneer life. The reference library contains over 5,000 volumes of books, pamphlets, and manuals.

The Farm Museum is a “fun place’ for kids of all ages. Rope making and grading eggs are just two of our popular displays. Get a family photo in a 100 year old carriage or sitting on a vintage tractor.

Students, teachers, children, seniors, tourists and the general public who have visited the Farm Museum through the years have been very positive. People have expressed great appreciation for the work the Association has accomplished and hopes to continue to accomplish for years to come. Our guest book comments support this!

Our guestbook revealed that during 2018 and 2019 visitors came from 37 different Countries, all US States, all Provinces and Territories in Canada.

Our Website and Facebook postings allow folks from all over the world to check us out before deciding to come and visit. Come and visit us soon!

Visit our Website (www.bcfma.com), Facebook Page (BC Farm Museum) and Twitter (@FarmBC) account. We take time to keep things fresh and relevant. Social media is important to us! Please visit us often for the latest upcoming events.