We are a National Historic Site in Port Edward, British Columbia which chronicles the development and impact of the Salmon Canning industry on the Coast.
The North Pacific Cannery is the oldest intact salmon cannery on the west coast of British Columbia. A small city connected by a boardwalk along the Inverness Passage, NPC consists of original buildings, machinery, and artifacts from the most significant moments in canning history. Exhibits, guided tours, historically-inspired cuisine and the pristine wilderness surroundings tell the story of an industry that connected British Columbia with the world.
Kwinitsa Railway Museum
15 km
My dad lived in this exact building in 1959, which was transported to Prince Rupert f...
Dixon Entrance Maritime Museum
127 km
It was closed on the Sunday we went. But a nice place to check out
Port Clements Museum
140 km
The museum is a great local place to make a stop at when entering Port Clements
Symphontree Music
149 km
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