Memorial Peace Park
The cenotaph featured at the front of the park was first made in 1923 to commemorate the 34 men who did not return from World … Read More
The cenotaph featured at the front of the park was first made in 1923 to commemorate the 34 men who did not return from World … Read More
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
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
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
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
October 27, 2019 – from 11am to 3pm. Join us at Haney House Museum for some good old Halloween fun. Children can get into the … Read More
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
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
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 Anglican Church was originally located in Derby, east of Fort Langley and opened for its first service in 1859. However, with … Read More