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Cominco Power House
The Cominco Power House is Kimberley's original power and compressor building, which is still in operation today. The site is accessible by a short trip on the Bavarian Mining Railway. The Cominco Power House is open for tours between the months of June and September. |
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Sullivan Mine Interpretive Centre
Take the Bavarian City Mining Railway out here, and enjoy this developing attraction. The history of the Sullivan Mine, is showcased at this interpretive centre, and the importance of mining in general is also covered. See the powerhouse and camp, and a restored 1920s miners residence and a restored mine access portal.
Address: 340 Spokane St. Kimberley BC V1A 2E8
 1 250 427-5311
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Old Bauernhaus
This 350-year-old house is older than the country, province and town it now sits in. Built in Bavaria and shipped to Canada in 1989, this rustic dwelling got its start as a shelter for servants of a nearby castle. Since then, this house, which has seen the black plague and two world wars in its time, has had stints as a farmhouse, a pub and, most recently, a elegant Kimberley restaurant.
Address: 280 Norton Avenue Kimberley BC Canada V1A 1X9
1 250 427-5133
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Fort Steele Heritage Park
The origins of Fort Steele can be traced back to the small settlement of Galbraith's Ferry born during the 1864 Kootenay Gold Rush. Today, over 60 restored and reconstructed homes and buildings are waiting to take visitors back to yesteryear. Living history street dramas, live professional musical comedies at the theatre, steam train rides, horse-drawn wagon rides are just part of the excitement of spending time at Fort Steele. Guided and self-guided tours of the townsite are available. Other on-site attractions include the Kershaw General Store, Mrs. Sprague's Confectionery, the City Bakery with its wood-fired brick oven, the International Hotel Restaurant and North West Mounted Police post.
Address: 9851 Highway 93/95 Fort Steele BC Canada V0B 1N0
 Send an Email (8) 1 250 417-6000
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