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Marpole Historical Society Skip to content Home About Us Benefactors Events Project Newsletter Fall 2026 Winter 2026 Fall 2025 Contact Us Home About Us Benefactors Events Project Newsletter Fall 2026 Winter 2026 Fall 2025 Contact Us Menu Marpole The Marpole community is a largely residential neighbourhood with a population of 21,730. Marpole is one of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods, settled in the 1860’s. It still retains the feel of a neighbourhood even though an active industrial area is to be found south of the branch on S.W. Marine Drive. Located at 8743 MARINE DR SW, Vancouver, BC V6P 6A5 Contact Us Latest Newsletter History It is believed the Marpole area was inhabited as far back as 3500 B.C. Two early village sites discovered along the north shore of the Fraser have been documented by archaeologists. Today, a stone cairn and a plaque in Marpole Park reminds visitors of the Marpole Midden, evidence of Marpole’s earliest settlement. The Marpole Midden was discovered by workers in 1889 during the extension of Granville Street. Many tools, weapons and other artifacts were found in what proved to be one of the largest village sites discovered in North America. Although George Garypie and James Mackie had preempted Marpole’s river frontage in the 1860s, arrival of Harry Eburne in the early 1870s that settlement began and a community started to take shape. Eburne opened a store near the foot of Hudson Street, next to a Methodist church, built in 1871, which served the nearby farming community. Soon after, the store became the local post office for the “Eburne” community. (See also Sea Island Historical Society.) Marpole in the 1920s was a neighbourhood of sawmills and canneries. It was also home to the families of managers and office workers, who each day travelled
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