POMO Museum

The POMO Museum, constructed in 1908, was the second railway station established in Port Moody. It followed the 1882 Western Terminus Station, which was demolished in 1961.

The museum is owned and operated by the Port Moody Heritage Society.

Originally designed as a live-in station, the building comprises of two stories and a basement. The main floor serves as the primary public exhibition space, the upper level is used for administrative offices, and the basement houses the museum’s collection storage and washroom facilities.

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Rickie got over his homesickness and is back at a different location! Check him out at this location that we've given hints for, and scan the QR Code to enter the contest! ☕Our verbal hint: kids play here while guardians drink their coffee. 🎁Remem
Rickie got home sick! Check him out at the museum this week, and scan the QR code to enter the contest. 🗺 In spirit of the scavenger hunt, we still added images where Rickie is... But we think it's an easy week. 😉 🎁Gifts include from (but not li
We're sprinkling in a few photographs of our gardens! Have you visited our gardens? Let us know in the comments below. #POMOMuseum #MeditationGarden #CuriosityGarden #PortMoodyBC
90 years ago today, Port Moody celebrated the 1936 CPR Jubilee. From parades, reenactment, and more, people of Port Moody were proud to show off how much it has grown. What is your favourite memory of Port Moody throughout the years? Let us know
Rickie Raccoon is at another location! For one week, try to find Rickie somewhere in Port Moody... We gave another three hints in this post. 🏆Remember, the more you find Rickie, the more chances you have to enter the contest! Gifts include from (b
Today is World Youth Skills Day, a day to highlight the importance of equipping young people with the necessary skills to succeed in the workforce. POMO Museum has a long history of giving youth oppourtunites to gain volunteer and work experience to
Colour Hunt with us at POMO Museum! Tell us in the comments below what colour stands out the most to you. #POMOMuseum #PortMoodyBC #colourhunt
Rickie is at his first location! For one week, try to find Rickie somewhere in Port Moody... We gave a few hints in this post. Good luck! Remember, the more you find Rickie, the more chances you will get to win a prize. For more information, revisi
It's finally summer! What's your favourite thing to do in the summer? PMHS: 2011.029.167 #POMOMuseum #PortMoodyBC #summer
The Round of 16 is in full blast this World Cup! Did you know the FIFA World Cup is the world's most watched sports event with 3.5 billion viewers? Check out some of our soccer photos from the past. #POMOMuseum #museum #WorldCup2026
🚨Edit: Lift Ski & Board will be closed for the summer. Location and prize will be removed. Rickie Raccoon is Going Around Town! Check out the post to see how you can participate in this summer-long scavenger hunt. Remember, the more you find

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A Brief History of Rocky Point Park
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A Brief History of Rocky Point Park
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Coast Salish First Nations communities were the first to live along the southern coast, including the area known as Port Moody, BC.

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History of Cherry Blossoms in The Lower Mainland
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History of Cherry Blossoms in The Lower Mainland
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Where did the trees, with pink and white cherry blossoms that line our streets and add a touch of colour to our parks, come from? The answer might surprise you.

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Beaver Fever
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Beaver Fever
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The beaver became Canada’s national symbol on March 24, 1975, when the National Symbol of Canada Act received royal assent. Though castor canadensis was already a de facto emblem, found on ancient totem poles, featured on the nation’s first postage stamp, issued in 1851, and appearing on various coats of arms (Manitoba’s, Alberta’s and Toronto’s, among others).

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