Run by the Sooke Region Historical Society.
Our take
The Sooke Region Historical Society runs the museum, which doubles as the area’s visitor centre. Out back are Moss Cottage, the Servants’ Quarters telling the story of Chinese workers, an old locomotive, a piece of the Sooke Flowline water line and a Lord Western shipwreck display. The indoor galleries are being rebuilt, with a reveal expected in 2027, so for now the yard is the show.
The facts
- The Sooke Region Historical Society was incorporated in 1975. sookeregionmuseum.ca
- The museum says it has welcomed more than 1.5 million visitors. sookeregionmuseum.ca
- The Flowline exhibit marks the Sooke Flowline, a water supply line built from 1911 to 1915. sookeregionmuseum.ca
- Indoor exhibits are under renovation, with a reveal expected in 2027. sookeregionmuseum.ca
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Checked November 8, 2026. Built from public sources; nothing here is a firsthand review.
