Historical Fashion Myth Busting
Fresh Paint at Wark/Dumais House
Scraping off the old, brushing on the new. Wark/Dumais House, located on the campus of Kwantlen Polytechnic University, is managed by the Langley Heritage Society, and it’s time for fresh, protective layers of paint. A crew from local company, Dutch Masters, has started work and it’s looking great. Learn more about this classic farmhouse that was restored in 1987 by the Langley Heritage Society HERE
Photos: Shawn Feddes
Pepin Picnic 2026
It was a lovely, lazy afternoon at the Pepin Picnic. Thanks to our hosts Fred Pepin and family, and to our members and new friends who joined us. Enjoy the rest of your summer and prepare to join us when our Speaker Series kicks off in September with Chris Linton, the program director at Kilby Historic Site. More info to come!
salishan Place by the River Launches First Exhibit
salishan Place by the River is now open! Admission is free this weekend for the inaugural exhibit, ‘Langley: Many Voices, Shared Place’. Pay a visit, and then walk down to the heritage CNR Station, open noon until 4 pm on weekends.
Basket made by Hazel Gludo, Kwantlen First Nation
Curator Kobi Christian and LHS past president Fred Pepin with his words to live by.
Bays Blackhall Scholarship Winner
Congratulations to Jay – Jungeon Hong of R.E. Mountain Secondary School, winner of this year’s Bays Blackhall Scholarship. LHS president Mark Forsythe (left) recently presented the $1,000 award, along with R.E. Mountain principal Paul Trattle. The scholarship is open to all high school students in Langley and honours academic achievement, community service and need.
