Located within Metro Vancouver, the city of Langley initially started as a small settlement for early European Settlers. It was first called the “Innes Corner,” which was the name of one of its homesteaders Adam Innes. The place became referred to as “Langley Prairie” in 1911, and several small communities formed and became the “Langley Township.” However, the City of Langley decided to separate from this in order to follow its urban expansion It became a metropolis during 1955.
There are several galleries within Langley. They included the Birthplace of B.C. Gallery, that is dedicated to showing fine original artwork by brilliant native artists. Fort Gallery is a place to look at the creations of brilliant local artists who are exploring and developing their creativeness in art…