Roedde House Museum

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Roedde House Museum is the historic 1893 home of Vancouver's first bookbinder and his family. It has been faithfully restored to look as it did while the family lived here. Since the Museum’s official opening in May of 1990, the Roedde House Preservation Society has run Roedde House as a threefold facility:
• a museum with guided tours, including an active schools program,
• a venue for music and other entertainment,
• a rental facility for small receptions.
1415 Barclay St., Vancouver, BC
(604) 684-7040
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Language(s): English, French
Grade levels that programming is provided for: Junior (4 - 6)
Communities served: Adults, Children, Youth, Seniors
Price range of programming: Pricing varies
Venue accessibility: Ramp/Level Entrance, Accessible washrooms
Organization type: Non-profit

This organization offers online programming
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  • Multidisciplinary
  • Field Trips

    Roedde House Museum is a local Vancouver Historic House which offers hands-on activities for your students and supports and enriches the Grade 4 and 5 Social Studies and Language Arts Curricula. The program consists of a a guided tour of the house (or video for those unable to come in person), led by experienced docents. The tour supports and enhances the downloadable “Roedde House Museum : Windows to the Past” curriculum.

Profile last updated: Aug 1 2021

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