Great news for classic vehicle and history buffs: the BC Vintage Truck Museum is welcoming visitors again.
After being closed for more than four months due to COVID-19 restrictions, museum president Anna Dean said everyone is excited about the prospect of dusting off the exhibits and flinging open the museum doors.
“After being closed to the general public for more than four months, we are happy to announce the BC Vintage Truck Museum will re-open to the public on Saturday, July 25,” Dean said.
“Our team of volunteers has worked hard to prepare the museum for this much-anticipated day,” she said. “The museum has been set up with a one-way flow to accommodate social distancing.”
Dean added that cleaning measures and the other pandemic protocols that have been implemented meet or exceed all of the City of Surrey and Provincial Health Services Authority mandated COVID 19 safety requirements.
Dean said all truck museum tour guides and greeters will wear masks. She also said visitors will be required to bring and wear their own masks. The truck museum will provide hand-sanitizer stations for visitors to use.
“We have created an atmosphere that will make you feel safe and comfortable and look forward to welcoming you back.”
The BC Vintage Truck Museum is located at 6022 176th St.
Plan your adventures throughout the West Coast at westcoasttraveller.com and be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @thewestcoasttraveller
Fan Tan Alley exhibit connects Victoria visitors with history of Canada’s oldest Chinatown