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One of North America’s largest living history museums is this preserved gold rush-era town in B.C.

If you’ve always wanted to turn back time, it’s time to add Barkerville, B.C. to your road trip list. As one of North America’s largest living history museums, this preserved, historic town is frozen in the mid-19th century, when the B.C. gold rush was all the rage.According to Barkerville’s website, the town of Barkerville was born from Billy Barker’s gold strike on Williams Creek, a legendary event that “triggered a multi-billion-dollar industrial revolution.”Over a hundred heritage buildingsVisitors today can explore over 125 original and restored heritage buildings during their visit, including period displays, museums, restaurants, local shops, and even a…

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