Alouette Dam
The history of the Alouette Dam begins with a now defunct private power company, the Western Canada Power Company, which in 1909 was granted the … Read More
The history of the Alouette Dam begins with a now defunct private power company, the Western Canada Power Company, which in 1909 was granted the … Read More
The first elementary school in the Yennadon area was South Lillooet Elementary, which was built in June and July of 1895. It was located at … Read More
Blaney Bog is located at the north end of 224th Street. It has remained intact in spite of rural and urban development to its south … Read More
The land now occupied by Maple Ridge Park was donated to the district in September 1924 by the BC Electric Railway Company. The company, owner … Read More
Samuel Ephraim Edge was born circa 1859 in Grey County, Ontario, to William and Harriet Edge. He married Mary Eliza Dawson in 1888. Mary was … Read More
The Trethewey family first arrived in B.C. in 1870, with members of the family involved in enterprises in Mission, Matsqui, Abbotsford and Maple Ridge. Joseph … Read More
John Blaney was born in Lanark, Scotland, in 1855. He emigrated to Pittsburgh, where he worked as a gardener and got married. He moved to … Read More
George Blackstock, brother of Robert Blackstock of Hammond, was born in 1842, and was also a resident of Maple Ridge. George arrived in 1888 as … Read More
David Dairon was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1840. He emigrated with his wife Isabella, born in 1845, sometime before 1871. The couple had eight … Read More
The son and grandson of lawyers, Andre Emile Marc was studying law in France when he decided to seek adventure and travel around the world. … Read More