Kaslo Village Hall was built in 1898, and it is one of only two intact wooden buildings still in use as seats of government in Canada. Currently, the Village Hall is being renovated to restore it to its original state, and we were privileged to take a tour of almost the entire building. Some of the rooms were locked, and we were not given permission to enter the third floor - where the bell tower and balcony is - but we sure had an interesting visit. We're kicking ourselves now for not running our voice recorder while we were there; it would have made an already incredible visit even more interesting, that's for sure. Enjoy the video...
There is another video which will follow this one, as we continued our adventures after leaving Kaslo Village Hall. The best way we could describe this particular day is to say it was mind-blowing...
We have traveled quite a bit throughout Alberta and British Columbia, Canada, exploring new places to camp, taking day trips, and learning more about this great country we live in. This blog is our way of sharing our adventures with you.
Wait until you see the rest of the pics! 
Thanks for dropping by - loved those trolls! 
They'd be perfect for our camper - you know: to keep the nasties away. 
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Great stuff, sweetie - thanks! I'm glad you like the place enough to do that. 
and happened to hop on here from Dee's journal. Enjoyed my visit.
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