~ via Alan Campbell, Richmond News

We continue to pay attention to the federal, provincial, and City updates, and are using their guidance to make our decisions. For more on the City of Richmond’s response, please visit their website.

Post Office

The Steveston Museum Post Office will be reopening on Monday, September 21. Our hours will be Monday-Saturday 9:30-5 and Sunday 12-4.

If you have a PO Box with us, look for a letter from Canada Post in your PO Box at Super Grocer with more details about when the mail will be moved back. (If you don’t have a PO Box with us, and you’d like one, stop by any time after Monday and chat with our friendly staff.) We encourage everyone coming into the Post Office to wear a mask, and sanitize their hands upon entry.

> Further details regarding our COVID-19 reopening plan

All proceeds from the Post Office sales help support our programming. We are grateful to the City of Richmond and Canada Post for their assistance with the reopening.

Please note that at this time the Steveston Museum, Tourism Richmond counter, and public washrooms remain closed. 

Due to the most recent public health guidelines regarding COVID-19, effective Monday, March 16, this facility is closed until further notice.

For more information, please visit the City of Richmond page on COVID-19: www.richmond.ca/covid19

Hello everyone,

You may have heard that yesterday the City of Richmond made the decision to close most City buildings, including heritage buildings, in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This means that our Post Office is now closed, as of today. All parcels and PO Box mail was gathered up this morning with the help of our Canada Post liaison, and moved to the post office inside Super Grocer on No. 1 Rd.

At this stage, we don’t have a timeline on when City buildings will reopen, but we will let you know as soon as we can.

In the meantime, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, I am at your disposal. Just send a reply to info@historicsteveston.ca.

Rachel Meloche
Executive Director
Steveston Historical Society