Best Places to Visit in BC, Kaslo Village Hall
The Village Hall in
Kaslo, British Columbia
was built in 1898. It is only one of two
wooden municipal buildings still in use
as a seat in government in Canada.
Kaslo has a rich history in the silver mining
era of British Columbia. A walk along her
tree lined streets with views of the Selkirk
and Purcell mountains in the background
brings echoes of the past skidding
across your imagination.
Historic buildings abound, interlaced with
the bustle of the upcoming Kaslo Jazz Festival.
Local banter is mixed with the quiet lap of
Kootenay Lake.
Truly a unique and special place to visit, and savor,
in British Columbia.
3 comments:
Karen, Kaslo is a pretty little town, isn't it. Tucked away so far away from civilization, it seems. Hooray for the SS Moyie!
What a fascinating building. I like the sound of the backdrop....
Thanks Robin and Dawn. I have fallen in love with the rugged beauty of the Kootenays, her history and scenery are something to be shared and savored.
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