Fun Facts

The Fort Langley Canoe Club is one of two main clubs who you often see paddling up and down Fraser River near Fort Langley. If you want to give it a try, they offer drop in sessions. See their site at fortlangleycanoeclub.ca for details.
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Currently home to the Fort Gallery and a Yoga studio, this building is The Coronation Block, built in 1911 and built by the Hope family and is one of the Forts older original buildings. First use may have been as an apothecary.
Fun Facts

Oldest grave marker in the Fort Langley Cemetery is David Allard. Birth: Jul 11, 1817. Death: Aug 4, 1874, although the Cemetary was officially established in 1881....
(not so) Fun Fact

In early January 2011, the IGA which had served the Fort Langley community since the 1970s burned down late at night.
Fun Facts

In 2012, the same owners of the original IGA reopened a new store (Lee's Market), keeping the traditional and mandatory historic appearance that is specific to Fort Langley.
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The Fort Langley Community Improvement Society was founded by the Fort Langley Women's Institute in 1924 in order to build the Community Center which you see represented here. This Community Hall was completed in 1931, by hired hands and volunteers - the architect was Archibald Campbell Hope, brother of Fort Langley entrepreneur Charles Hope.
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In 1921, Dr. Benjamin Marr planted Horse Chestnut trees along the Glover Road frontage of their property in Fort Langley. Today these trees can be seen when entering the Downtown area.

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Fun Facts

The Fort Langley Canoe Club is one of two main clubs who you often see paddling up and down Fraser River near Fort Langley. If you want to give it a try, they offer drop in sessions. See their site at fortlangleycanoeclub.ca for details.

Fun Facts

Currently home to the Fort Gallery and a Yoga studio, this building is The Coronation Block, built in 1911 and built by the Hope family and is one of the Forts older original buildings. First use may have been as an apothecary.

Fun Facts

Oldest grave marker in the Fort Langley Cemetery is David Allard. Birth: Jul 11, 1817. Death: Aug 4, 1874, although the Cemetary was officially established in 1881....

(not so) Fun Fact

In early January 2011, the IGA which had served the Fort Langley community since the 1970s burned down late at night.

Fun Facts

In 2012, the same owners of the original IGA reopened a new store (Lee's Market), keeping the traditional and mandatory historic appearance that is specific to Fort Langley.

Fun Facts

Fun Facts

In 1921, Dr. Benjamin Marr planted Horse Chestnut trees along the Glover Road frontage of their property in Fort Langley. Today these trees can be seen when entering the Downtown area.

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