Maple Ridge Museum & Archives

Maple Ridge Museum & Archives We are the Community Museum & Archives for the town of Maple Ridge, BC. Just give us a call and we'll arrange a time for you to come in.

While our public open hours are restricted - particularly in winter - the museum and archives can be accessed at other times by appointment.

Thank you to everyone who came out to our second Headstone Preservation Project session last night! Our next session is ...
06/19/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to our second Headstone Preservation Project session last night! Our next session is July 9 at Maple Ridge Cemetery. Sign up and help us preserve our history! mapleridgemuseum.org/headstone-preservation-project

View over post-fire second growth to Alouette Lake circa 1940s (P04278)
06/18/2026

View over post-fire second growth to Alouette Lake circa 1940s (P04278)

Last chance to sign up for Headstone Preservation at Maple Ridge Cemetery on June 18! The Maple Ridge Cemetery and Whonn...
06/16/2026

Last chance to sign up for Headstone Preservation at Maple Ridge Cemetery on June 18!

The Maple Ridge Cemetery and Whonnock Cemetery have graves dating back over one hundred years. Many of the people buried there are early settlers of our community and do not have anyone left to care for their resting place. Join us to take part in this important, unique, and memorable project.

Looking northeast towards Ontario St (224th), 1930-1934. St Patrick's Church is in the lower right corner, located on wh...
06/15/2026

Looking northeast towards Ontario St (224th), 1930-1934. St Patrick's Church is in the lower right corner, located on what is now the Walmart parking lot. They moved to their present location in 1956. (P00411)

Alouette River circa 1920s (P08002)
06/11/2026

Alouette River circa 1920s (P08002)

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our first Headstone Preservation session of the season last night! We were joined...
06/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our first Headstone Preservation session of the season last night! We were joined by the 2nd Haney Girl Guides, as well as 2026 Citizen of the Year and , who chose to highlight Headstone Preservation as they presented a cheque to the Girl Guide group.

Our next session is next Thursday, June 18 at Maple Ridge Cemetery! Sign up at mapleridgemuseum.org/headstone-preservation-project

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our first Headstone Preservation session of the season last night! We were joined...
06/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our first Headstone Preservation session of the season last night! We were joined by the 2nd Haney Girl Guides, as well as 2026 Citizen of the Year Angie Rowell and the Maple Ridge Community Foundation, who chose to highlight Headstone Preservation as they presented a cheque to the Girl Guide group.

Our next session is next Thursday, June 18 at Maple Ridge Cemetery! Sign up at mapleridgemuseum.org/headstone-preservation-project

06/10/2026
Music on the Wharf celebrates its 30th season with four concerts by local musicians! Enjoy a live performance backed by ...
06/09/2026

Music on the Wharf celebrates its 30th season with four concerts by local musicians! Enjoy a live performance backed by the beautiful Fraser River as the sun sets. Visit mapleridgemuseum.org/music-on-the-wharf to learn more about our 2026 lineup!

View of Golden Ears mountains taken by Bill Saunders. On the back it says, "View from 1st Ave" [203rd Street]. Circa 196...
06/08/2026

View of Golden Ears mountains taken by Bill Saunders. On the back it says, "View from 1st Ave" [203rd Street]. Circa 1960 (P10720)

Address

22520 116th Avenue
Maple Ridge, BC
V2X0S4

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+16044635311

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