130 CANADA AVE
Duncan, BC
250.746.6612

The Cowichan Valley Museum is housed in one of Duncan’s most charming heritage buildings, the 1912 Duncan Train Station.

The Station is situated in beautiful Charles Hoey V.C. Memorial Park in downtown Duncan and surrounded by impressive totem poles and gardens.
The Cowichan Valley Museum Archives is located on the Third floor of the Duncan City Hall, a 1913 heritage building that was formerly the Post Office in Duncan, just a short two-minute walk from the Museum.

Hours ~

Effective FEBRUARY 2, 2023
The museum will be open on Thursdays and Fridays. 11.00 am to 4.00 pm. until further notice.

We welcome your visit.

Admission to the museum is by donation. At this time, we are only taking cash or cheques payable to the Cowichan Historical Society. Charitable tax receipts will be issued for amounts over $25.

Thank you for your patience and support.

INFORMATION FOR ALL VISITORS

A communicable disease prevention program is in place to comply with the public health orders of British Columbia.

While you are at the museum we ask that you:

use the hand sanitizer provided at the front desk
avoid touching your face
cough or sneeze into your sleeve
keep everyone together at all times, including children
maintain social distancing
avoid touching surfaces
do not bring food or drink into the museum

Washrooms:

Washrooms are closed to visitors at this time
Public washrooms are available and are located north of the train station

Contact ~

Email using our secure form

Mailing Address
Cowichan Valley Museum & Archives
P.O. Box 1014
Duncan, BC V9L 3Y2
Canada