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Heritage signs are located in a number of locations around Prince George, including this one by McInnis Lighting, one of Prince

Heritage signs like this are displayed around the City. McInnis Lighting, formerly McInnis Building Supplies which opened in 1920, is one of Prince George’s oldest businesses.

See below for information about activities related to discovering and exploring the City's heritage. In addition, look for other information on our website related to the City's history and how the City protects and promotes heritage properties, including the City's Heritage Register. Many of these programs are coordinated and developed by the City's Heritage Commission, which also presents an annual heritage award.

Downtown Heritage Walking Tour

A free guided walking tour of fascinating downtown historic sites is delivered in partnership with the Prince George Public Library. Choose from self-guided, in-person, or virtual tour options.

Find out more about the Downtown Walking Tour.

Heritage Interpretive Signs

The City, in collaboration with the Prince George Heritage Commission, has installed heritage interpretive signs throughout the downtown, in a number of city parks, and along various trails. These signs tell great stories about Prince George's history, unique buildings, and interesting events and people.

Heritage Speaker Series

Local history experts and enthusiasts participate in this annual discussion series held every fall and winter at the Prince George Public Library. The series is delivered in partnership with the Prince George Heritage Commission.

The Heritage Commission also gives presentations about local history to groups of all ages.

Heritage Week

Heritage week is an annual event held across BC. The City of Prince George takes this opportunity to recognize heritage buildings, places and history, and to organize special events. Heritage week commences on National Heritage Day, the third Monday in February.