Docent Cindy takes us past the pocket doors to explore this unique octagonal room. What was the parlour used for? What do we use it for? Cindy also describes some of the unique artefacts in the room. 

Docent Christine continues describing the heritage Kitchen, from the side door to the oven. 

Docent Christine discusses this very popular and unique room in the house. Wouldn't you have loved a dedicated room for sewing? Take in the beautiful views and enjoy Christine's tour. 

Docent Christine "shows" you around the heritage Kitchen from the door (from the Dining Room) towards your right towards the side door. Learn about some of the fascinating heritage kitchen tools! Do you recognize any early predecessors? 

Docent Josef discusses the Boys' room. What did young men and boys do in their leisure time? What activities did they partake in? What activities did the Roedde boys participate in? 

Docent Vivian describes the Parents' Bedroom of the Roedde House Museum. Learn about some of the objects in the room, why the room is on the main floor and why the bed is so short! 

Docent Joanne provides a tour of the Den in the Roedde House Museum. Learn what this room was used for and some of the interesting artefacts inside it. 

Docent Josef discusses the Entrance Hall. What unique artefacts are in this space? What left the house and then made a return? Listen on....

Docent Christine discusses the Girls' Room. What activities did young women and girls partake in during 'Victorian Vancouver'? What did the Roedde daughters do? 

Take a walk with us around the Barclay Heritage Square in the heart of the West End of Vancouver, BC, Canada. Our tour guide will take you around the square, starting at the Roedde House Museum, and you'll learn about the unique history of this square and the buildings and park space that occupy it.