Free Waterfront Tours

North Vancouver Museum and Archives' costumed Shipyard Pals

Free Walking Tours of the North Vancouver Waterfront

Wednesday to Sundays 1:30 & 3pm - July 2 to August 29th

Join the North Vancouver Museum and Archives' costumed Shipyard Gals on a lively tour of the North Vancouver waterfront and learn about North Vancouver's wartime history. "Victory" ships, colourful characters, and tales of local lore and luck combine to take you back in time.

Free public tours depart from PGE Railway Station at the foot of Lonsdale Avenue daily from Wednesday to Sunday at 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm until August 29th. No pre-registration is required.

  • Tours are FREE
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Groups and individuals with special needs or mobility limitations are welcome
  • Tours are approximately 45 minutes in length

Visit the PGE Railway Station - Free Admission

Explore the sights and sounds of Lower Lonsdale, and watch the past and future come alive together! And there's more to see at the PGE Railway Station! Featured this summer is the new exhibit, Lower Lonsdale: characters, costumes and stories, a collection telling the story of North Vancouver's bustling neighbourhood through photographs, artefacts, and historic clothing assembled by fashion historian Ivan Sayers.

The PGER Station is open from 1-5pm, Wednesday through Sunday until August 29th, and admission is free. Sign up for a FREE Waterfront Productions tour by contacting the North Vancouver Museum & Archives at 604.990.3700, or by email at thainb@dnv.org.