Heritage

Discover what shaped the City of Surrey into what it is today. From historical treasures to living history, explore Surrey's past as inspiration for the future.

Long view of the Deas Freeway stretching northwest, 1963.

Visit Surrey's heritage facilities & sites

  • View of Stewart Farmhouse through the garden

    Historic Stewart Farm

    A living history experience circa Surrey 1900, the site is free for families to explore, including a farmhouse, vast riverside grounds and heritage buildings. The farmhouse is open for visits Tuesday to Sunday.

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  • Museum of Surrey Exterior

    Museum of Surrey

    Step into a free local venue full of wonder, dialogue and fun. Check out the ever changing exhibitions and all the free activities for your family!

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  • The Surrey Archives building on Highway 10

    Surrey Archives

    Explore Surrey's past through photographs and documents at the Surrey Archives. Fully accessible in the designated heritage 1912 Municipal Hall, friendly and knowledgeable staff are here to assist.

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  • The new South Surrey Indigenous House of Learning in Elgin Heritage Park

    Totest Aleng Indigenous Learning House

    The new facility supports Indigenous cultural practices. The unique venue includes enclosed studio space for artists in residents and an open-air pavilion for workshops, events and school programs.

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Heritage sites

Discover heritage sites in Surrey. From the 1912 Municipal Hall in Cloverdale to "The Castle" - Baron von Mackensen House in Guildford & Fraser Heights. Learn more.

Surrey's stories

We offer many services, programs, and resources to delve deep into Surrey's stories. Discover what we have to offer. 

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