Historic Stewart Farm is a historic site located in the South Surrey area of Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The site consists of a restored 1894 farmhouse, as well as several outbuildings and a heritage orchard. The farm is situated on ten acres of land overlooking the Nicomekl River.
The Historic Stewart Farm is an interpretive site that allows visitors to experience life on a typical turn-of-the-century farm. Costumed interpreters lead tours of the farmhouse, providing insight into the life and times of the Stewart family, who lived in the house for over fifty years.
The farm also hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including children's programs, heritage demonstrations, and seasonal celebrations. Visitors can participate in hands-on activities such as butter churning, candle making, and garden planting.
In addition to the farmhouse, visitors can explore the various outbuildings on the site, including a carriage house, a chicken coop, and a barn. The heritage orchard contains a variety of fruit trees, including apple, pear, and plum trees.
The Historic Stewart Farm is a popular destination for school groups, families, and history enthusiasts. It provides a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience life on a turn-of-the-century farm in Metro Vancouver. Admission to the site is free, and it is open year-round.
In Surrey's Elgin Heritage Park, by the Nicomekl River, lies a one-of-a-kind facility called Historic Stewart Farm. The property has eight historically significant structures, including the 1894 Farmhouse, that are all protected by heritage status.
Donations are accepted for entry to the Historic Stewart Farm.
It's reasonable to say John Stewart never dreamed his South Surrey Queen Anne Revival farmhouse would end up becoming a well-liked historic destination a century later. But it really did turn out that way.
Imagine a location where the hustle and bustle of city life miraculously disappears. Where is this amazing location? You could have accidentally passed it while on route to Crescent Beach.
It's simple to forget you're in the twenty-first century as you approach the painstakingly restored building with its turned finials at the gable peaks and attractive wraparound veranda. A Victorian-dressed tour guide will be waiting for you as you open the front door, ready to give you a tour and tell you about the Stewart family. You are welcome to independently tour the home and location if you choose to time travel alone.
It is simple to believe that a member of the Stewart family has just left for a little while as you move through the well furnished rooms. You'll be drawn into the kitchen by the scent of oatmeal cookies baking in the woodstove, where seasonal back-to-basics cooking workshops are offered and groups can have scheduled teas.
Climb the creaky wooden staircase to the kids' rooms, where basic toys that are unimaginable to children today sit as if their youthful owners just set them down. The bedroom of John and Annie Stewart is next, including warm fir floors, lace curtains, an elegant bed, and a sewing corner.
Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 12:00PM-4:30PM |
Wednesday | 12:00PM-4:30PM |
Thursday | 12:00PM-7:00PM |
Friday | 12:00PM-7:00PM |
Saturday | 12:00PM-4:30PM |
Sunday | 12:00PM-4:30PM |
Address
13723 Crescent Rd, Surrey, BC V4P 1J4, Canada
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