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Ioco Ghost Town Day

In-person

History & heritage Self-guided
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Location

Ioco Townsite

1790 Ioco Rd, Port Moody, BC V3H 5C5

Port Moody, BC

Access

Free.

Offered in English.

About

On Sunday October 1, 2023: Join us for Ioco Ghost Town Day! The Port Moody Heritage Society celebrates the history of the Ioco townsite.

Between 12pm-4pm, guests will be able to walk around the area and learn about the history of the townsite through a self guided walking tour, staff will be on site to talk about the advocacy that is taking place for the townsite and the Community Hall will be open for viewing. Imperial Oil will be on site and Expect Exceptional Theatre group will be performing at the Inlet United Church. The Church will be also offering guests tours and a historic film between performances.

Expect Exceptional Theatre will be performing the Knitting Circle a period melodrama at the Inlet United Church at 12:30-1:30 and 2:00-3:00, Free tickets will be available on Eventbrite/ or POMO museum website starting September 2, 2023 visit www.pomo.museum to reserve your spot .

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Organizer

Port Moody Heritage Society

The Port Moody Historical Society (PMHS) began as a group of interested citizens in the mid 1960s with the desire to preserve some of the history of the area and create a museum. The Port Moody Historical Society was incorporated June 15, 1969. In 1978, the Society purchased the Port Moody Station and moved it to its present location on Murray Street and refurbished it to be a museum facility; it officially opened on July 1, 1983. In 1983, the Port Moody Historical Society changed its name to the Port Moody Heritage Society.

Our mission is to promote an appreciation of community heritage by preserving and presenting history through events, exhibits, and programs. Ioco Ghost Town day is a day to get the community together and learn about the history of the site but also learn about the advocacy going on to save the site.

Contact

Brianne Egeto

admin@pomo.museum