1924 Lochiel Schoolhouse — Langley, BC - British Columbia Heritage Markers on Waymarking.com

Situated in Campbell River Regional Park the Lochiel Schoolhouse is an excellent representation of life in the early 20th century. Today it is utilized by the Langley Centennial Museum to show what going to school was like when it first opened.

From the Langley Centennial Museum School Program brochure:

The costumed interpreter, in the role of Miss Lomas the school marm, takes the students back in time to become the class of 1924! Students have the opportunity to participate in this school by taking on the roles and responsibilities of pioneer students. Obedience, good manners and hard work are insisted upon - but students have a good time despite the high standards!

A great way to bring a bit of British Columbia's history to life!

Type of Marker: Cultural Type of Sign: Historic Site or Building Marker Describe the parking that is available nearby: There is a parking lot located at about 200 metres north of the schoolhouse. What Agency placed the marker?: Metro Vancouver Parks

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