T’s Once Upon A Tea Leaf
Prior to being called 224th St., it was also called Ontario St. and 8th Ave. While the rest of central Haney was primarily agricultural before … Read More
Brickyard Office
This small heritage building was once the office for the Haney Brick & Tile Company. Founded in 1907, the company was the largest and most … Read More
Haney House
A fixture of Haney since 1883, this family home was built by Thomas Haney. Three generations of his descendants lived in the house up until … Read More
Maple Ridge Florist Ltd.
In 1946 the Fred Welton family moved from Burnaby to Whonnock, and from there started the Whonnock Nursery which did wholesale distribution to Vancouver, and … Read More
C.E.E.D. Centre
Before the internment of Japanese-Canadians in 1942, Maple Ridge had a large and thriving population of Japanese-Canadians, who primarily owned and operated local fruit farms. … Read More
Europe Bakery & Deli
While this building is currently occupied by various businesses, including the delightful Europe Bakery & Deli, it used to be the Haney Post Office and … Read More
Fuller-Watson
In 1922, Owen Fuller Sr., with his sons Bill and Jack, acquired majority share in a store called Hall & Sons. When Jack Watson (brother-in-law … Read More
St. John the Divine
St. John the Divine Anglican Church was originally located in Derby, east of Fort Langley and opened for its first service in 1859. However, with … Read More
Time & Pickle Crocks
This is a story about a Japanese Canadian family about to be interned to Alberta. It was 1942 and the Shigemi family were living on … Read More
