Miyazaki Heritage House
WEBLillooet’s Historic Miyazaki House is open to visitors seasonally. We will be open the following Saturdays and Sundays in September; the 21st, 22nd, 28th, and 29th, 2024. Learn about the prominent families who once lived in the house, museum, historic photos, antiques, and gift shop.
33 Things To See And Do In Lillooet - Miyazaki House
WEBJun 23, 2023 — Visit the historic Miyazaki House and learn about the prominent families who once lived there. The Phair and the Miyazaki families. Visit the old suspension bridge. Look for the bat houses, and spot the Osprey in it’s nest on the top of the bridge. Walk by the old camel barn/ Log Cabin theatre; Follow one of the historical walks along Main ...
Miyazaki House 2023 Year In Review
WEBFeb 29, 2024 — Here's our Miyazaki House 2023 Year In Review: Heritage Week Feb. 20th to 26th - we partnered with the Lillooet District Historical Society to hold a storytelling and slide show to celebrate our heritage Always
Conservation and Restoration Of The Miyazaki House
WEBNov 10, 2022 — Our mission is to restore and preserve the Miyazaki House as a heritage property and bring her back to her former glory. Houses built in the second empire style are rare in western Canada especially in rural areas like Lillooet, British Columbia.
Society - Miyazaki House
WEBThe Miyazaki House Society operates the Miyazaki House in cooperation with the District of Lillooet. The not-for-profit society members and volunteers are passionate about preserving the community’s grand historic house.
Contact Us - Miyazaki House
WEBContact the Miyazaki House and or the Miyazaki House Society. We’re here to assist you and can be reached by postal mail, phone, or email. Please use the form below to email the Miyazaki House. Miyazaki House 643 Russell Lane, P.O. Box 587 Lillooet, B.C. V0K 1V0 Canada Phone: 250-256-6808
Venue - Miyazaki House
WEBDid you know you can rent the Miyazaki House? The Miyazaki Heritage House and or grounds are the perfect venue for your wedding, family reunion, birthday party, meeting, workshop, or other small, intimate events.
History - Miyazaki House
WEBThe Miyazaki House was formally known as the Longford House. The house, the prominent citizens who owned and lived in the house have a fascinating history. Longford House was built in the late 1880s by Casper Phair.
Remembering Dr. Miyazaki - Miyazaki House
WEBOct 1, 2016 — Lillooet community and Elders were invitied to “Remember Dr. Miyazaki”, an afternoon of storytelling on Saturday, October 26th, 2013 from 10 am to 2 pm at the Miyazaki House. Story telling and oral history connects us to …
Phair Family - Miyazaki House
WEBArthur William Armit (“Artie”) Phair (1880-1967) took over his parent’s general store, he was also a coroner and amateur photographer. Artie was a prolific photographer who documented the Lillooet and area. Artie married Edith Mary Purchase on October 13, 1912 and they had two children, Muriel and Harold. Judge Fisher and Artie Phair in ...