Bill Robinson passed away on July 2
Building had been private residence for decades before being torn down on June 26
The community came together during a time of need
Community looks local as rationing and blackout curfews limit Cloverdale residents
From pub to church, examining local historical landmarks
Illustrative history on B.C. railways is White Rock author Derek Hayes’ 18th book
1881 Town Hall slated to be moved to Museum of Surrey’s heritage campus
The story behind the Fry family, and how they transformed a Cloverdale crossing
Looking back on the Fraser River flood of 1948, 70 years later
For decades, Rodeo Queens served as ambassadors of the big show
Sinclair instrumental in bringing care, hospital to Surrey patients
First workshop to be held in North Surrey this fall
Lueta Milton wrote a column for the New Westminster Columbian newspaper in the 1890s
Cloverdale-based museum’s new mural features five Fageol ‘Flyer’ trucks
Discover how to navigate tombstone data, land records and more
Love blooms from the ashes of the Second World War
Berry documented Surrey’s history through photos
A popular venue until it burnt down in 1952 in a blaze so intense it nearly took Cloverdale with it
Upcoming family history programs at Cloverdale Library can help family historians dig in to the past
Each of the Surrey residents memoralized in the square have their own story to tell
