Exhibits & Events
Permanent Exhibits
Revelstoke Museum and Archives has been collecting artifacts since 1960 and now holds more than 6000 objects that embody the rich history of Revelstoke and its surrounding region. Exhibits are frequently modified to ensure the public is able to view the majority of artifacts.
Sinixt: People of the place of the Bull Trout
Meet Revelstoke's indigenous people in this permanent exhibit. Listen to the Sinixt language yourself and try to smell the exhibit's sweet cedar scent.
Revelstoke Stories
Learn about Revelstoke's architecture, mining, agriculture, businesses, and landmarks. Gain an understanding of how life in Revelstoke has evolved over the years.
Parlour Room
Visit our beautifully furnished parlour room. Try out our trivia quizzes, fold a paper crane using our origami paper, and have a look through the stereoscope. Trained pianists are welcome to play the piano.
Overwhelmed
Discover the impact of the tragic avalanche that occurred on March, 4, 1910 at Rogers Pass.
David Thompson
Learn more about David Thompson, the geographer who explored and mapped the Columbia River in 1811. Add your thoughts to our whiteboard.
First Tracks: The History of Skiing in Revelstoke
Revelstoke is renowned for its world-class skiing terrain. This exhibit explores the town's ski culture from the beginning.
SETTLING REVELSTOKE
Discover the stories of the ethnic communities who settled Revelstoke in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Learn about their struggles and their contributions to our community.
Sliding, Gliding and Soaring: A history of skiing in Revelstoke, British Columbia
A love of skiing is rooted in this mountain town. The Community Memories exhibition invites you to soar with its smitten residents.
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