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Community Involvement and Support. Walkers in Murrayville can enjoy a leisurely stroll along a path through Old Yale Park. The off-leash park and community garden is located at Old Yale Road and Street.
Here, visitors will also find the Walk to Remember, a monument to Afghanistan veterans, and the Langley Demonstration Garden. In addition to, spirits, groceries and household items, shoppers can visit the local branch of the public library or the Langley Environmental Partners Society offices.
Hungry visitors can get ice cream or sushi, or stop by the neighbourhood pub for a pint and a bite. Throughout Murrayville, there are coffee shops, fast food outlets, and family restaurants.
Residents can do their banking, shop for their pets, visit a pharmacy or purchase fresh, local produce without having to leave the neighbourhood. The Murrayville Pumphouse is important for its historic and social significance. The pumphouse site has supplied water to the residents of Murrayville, one way or another, continuously since Community resident Rod Cummings first pumped water from his artesian well to Belmont School and the Municipal Hall using a hydraulic ram and then an electric pump Built in , the purpose of the pumphouse was to shelter the electric pump.
Located at the heart of Five Corners intersection, which is itself the heart of Murrayville, the pumphouse is a physical reminder of the historic method of obtaining water in the community. While functioning as the only water source, the pumphouse was also a social meeting place where residents gathered to collect water from the overflow trough and to water their horses and cattle.
Community folklore still claims that the water collected here makes the best pickles. The area of Murrayville is significant as the second oldest village centre in Langley Township after Fort Langley and an important service area for travellers and for the local agricultural community.
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