The two most prominent totem poles appear to be twins at first glance but there are a number of differences between them.  Both are topped with gold-painted hats.

Following their move from Gitwangak Battle Hill to this village about 1835, members of the Frog-Raven (Ganada), Eagle (Laxskik) and Wolf (Laxgibu) clans commemorated their history in a series of...

At the pullout, view one of nature's artistic triumphs. One the banks below, archeologists have found at least 4,000 years of human occupance. Upstream, at the river's narrowest point, stood the...

Buried here are famous Indian chiefs and pioneers, including George Biernes, Cataline, Dick Sargent, James May and Dave Wiggins.   Twenty-two Indian grave-houses formerly stood in the...

This house was the home of the first forest warden  and his family and was built in 1938.  The house is now home to the Lakes District Museum and the Chamber of Commerce Tourist Office is next...

Amble through the historic town of Stewart viewing historic homes and buildings.  In particular, the former Empress Hotel built in 1908 by Alvo Von Alvensleben opened in 1910 was the most upscale...

Kalum Lake Hotel was built by George Cobb and originally intended as a roadhouse, roughly comparable to a motel of today. Typically miners and timber cruisers would stay overnight before walking...

There are approximately 24 totem poles that are privately owned by House Groups, which stand in the grass at the edge of the community where the Kispiox and Skeena Rivers meet.  Some date as far...

A Brunswick style Aladdin Company kit home built in the 1920’s. First owned by J. G. Stevens, a station agent at CNR. The house is located at 3908 First Avenue.

This Aladdin kit home was constructed in the 1920’s. One of the owners was Frank Parker, a conductor for the CNR. Another owner was Jack Hetherington. The home is located at 3991 Alfred...