Taylor First Ice Rink - Taylor, British Columbia - British Columbia Heritage Markers on Waymarking.com

Long Description:
TAYLOR'S FIRST ICE RINK
BUILT IN 1930s
In the 1930s an outdoor rink was made at the north end of Taylor. The local men came with horses and scrapers, levelling the area. Water was hauled by horse and sleigh with a tank built of lumber.

Taylor Historical and Archival Society
Transcribed from sign
Taylor, British Columbia

Taylor is in the Peace River region of beautiful British Columbia. It has approximately 1,375 residents in this small community. The town was named after Donald Herbert Taylor. It is home to the World's Invitational Gold Panning Championships held the first week in August. 2021 marks the 49th annual event, with a parade and other festivities. At the Lone wolf Golf Course is the World's Largest Golf Ball.

Type of Marker: Cultural Type of Sign: British Columbia Tourism Sign Describe the parking that is available nearby: Street parking What Agency placed the marker?: Taylor Historical and Archival Society

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