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The Royal BC Museum has been a cultural cornerstone of Victoria and the province since it was founded in 1886. Since then, it has safeguarded our collective history, educated and entertained generations of British Columbians, and served as a community gathering place, all while growing, incorporating, and modernizing along the way. Whether you had your first steps in Old Town, saw the raising of the totem poles, or have a family tradition of visiting IMAX Victoria every Sunday, we want to hear your stories and memories of the museum and why it holds a special place in the hearts of British Columbians.