The Clayburn Village Museum preserves the history of Clayburn, British Columbia’s first company town. Visitors can book private walking tours and group or class openings.
The volunteer-run museum is in the Clayburn Schoolhouse at 4315 Wright Street. It is open Saturdays from 1:00 to 4:00 pm in June, July and August; admission is by donation. Private tours or museum openings are available by appointment for $5 per person ($2 for students), with a $30 minimum.
Clayburn Village Community Society rents its historic schoolhouse and church for community events, celebrations, weddings, meetings, exercise classes and other gatherings.
The schoolhouse is approximately 2,000 square feet and accommodates up to 120 people; it has tables, chairs, a small kitchen, bathrooms and an outdoor porch. It can be booked hourly, half day or full day. The historic church holds up to 80 people in 550 square feet, with a small kitchen and bathrooms. Contact the rental manager for rates and availability.