Native Sons Hall - Courtenay, BC - British Columbia Heritage Markers on Waymarking.com

The Native Sons of Canada Hall in downtown Courtenay was built in 1928, when the organization was only 7 years old. It originally served as the Recreation Centre, and has also been a museum, post office, and recruitment centre. It was deemed a heritage building in the late 1980's.
Over the years the hall has hosted countless dances, weddings, meetings, and other community events. It is currently (fall 2009) undergoing extensive renovations with federal funding but will soon be ready for use again.
A virtual tour is available at (visit link)

Type of Marker: Cultural Type of Sign: Historic Site or Building Marker Describe the parking that is available nearby: some street parking, or park at cenotaph What Agency placed the marker?: City of Courtenay

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Date Logged Log User Rating   04/02/2022 The A-Team visited it