Craigflower Manor Farmhouse National Historic Site

Craigflower Manor stands as a two-story, white-timber farmhouse situated on a grassy knoll that overlooks the Gorge Waterway. Built between eighteen fifty-three and eighteen fifty-six, it features a symmetrical Georgian-style facade with a pedimented central entrance and end chimneys. This structure remains one of the oldest farmhouses in British Columbia and serves as a physical record of the colonial period on Vancouver Island.