Touchstones Museum
502 Vernon Street, Nelson, Canada
About the company:
The Touchstones Museum is located in one of the most prominent buildings in the city, located at the intersection of Ward and Vernon streets.
The Touchstones Museum is a vibrant organization that serves as a cultural anchor in Nelson and is a symbol of the city in British Columbia.
The museum building is built in the Romanesque style, it successfully combines marble and granite, locally produced brick and pink brick from the state of Washington.
In 1902, the building was built to house the postal, customs and tax offices. After 1955, it was decided to use the building as a museum, which houses artifacts and works of art belonging to the British Columbia region.