White Rock Museum and Archives -
Celebrating its 50th year White Rock Museum is a community association dedicated to preserving and promoting local history and culture. Our Museum is located in the historic White Rock Train Station building on the beach. Residents and visitors can learn about our history, and at the same time enjoy a walk along the promenade, pier, or visit one of the many shops and restaurants along Marine Drive. The Archives of the White Rock Museum is an exciting collection of unique documents and photographs representing over 100 years of White Rock and South Surrey history. The purpose of the Archives is to identify, acquire and preserve records of archival value to the City of White Rock and the community as a whole, and to make those records available to the public. The Archives acquires both public and private records with the understanding that they will be held in trust for future generations.
Libraries -
There are three libraries to choose from, White Rock, Semiahmoo and Ocean Park Library, a part of the Fraser Valley Regional Libraries which is North America's first regional library system, currently serves more than 600,000 people over 13,000 square kilometers, through 24 local libraries.
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