Clayburn Businesses

• Clayburn Village Store
• Clayburn Comforts Soap & Body Works
• Creekside Cats
• Clayburn Pet Hospital
• Hummingbird Gallery

Rentals

• The Clayburn School and Church Hall are available for rent to the public for events.  Please see Rentals.

Souvenirs

• Brick by Brick, The Story of Clayburn

 Clayburn Village Store
34810 Clayburn Road

Restored 1912 Country Store and Tea Shop that serves fresh currant scones with Devonshire cream  and local jam; homemade soups, pastries and old-fashioned candies from around the world.  Also specializes in a few British food specialties.

Hours
Open Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Closed Sundays and Mondays
Closed in January, May and September.

 Clayburn Comforts Soap & Body Works
34866 Clayburn Road

Restored 1905 brick Foreman's Cottage, complete with white picket fence and gardens.  Unique handcrafted soap bricks made with local honey and beeswax, aromatherapy soy candles, solid hand creams, all natural bath and body products, and melt-in-your-mouth chocolate bricks.  Also sells Clayburn Village memorabilia - all proceeds to the Clayburn Village Community Society

Hours
Tuesday to Friday:  12pm - 5pm
Saturday:  12pm - 4pm
Sunday:  12pm - 4pm
(Sunday openings in July and August,
 November and December only)
Mondays and Holidays:  Closed

Passport to Christmas 2008!
Join us Saturday, November 22nd
from noon - 5pm as we celebrate the season
with refreshments and the festive sounds of the
Robert Bateman Secondary School Jazz Band!
Candy or Coal - What's in Your Stocking?
Take your stocking from the tree - prizes range
from price discounts to free merchandise!
 

Clayburn Comforts is also a member of the
Abbotsford Circle Farm Tour. 

 Creekside Cats
4290 Wright Street

Dr. Katz Piller, BSc DVM

Phone: 604-853-4411
Email:  clayburnpet@shaw.ca or drkatz@shaw.ca
Website:  www.clayburnpet.ca

Hours:
Monday to Saturday:
8am - 6pm

 Brick by Brick, The Story of Clayburn

Includes chapters on the history of the Maclure family (founders of the brick plant), the brick factory, and family  histories of former company employees and other residents of Clayburn.  Contributors include authors who previously published on Clayburn's heritage:

• Janet Bingham, author of Samuel Maclure: Architect;

• John D. Adams, who wrote his MA thesis about Clayburn in 1976 and is the author of many newspaper and magazine articles on Clayburn's heritage

• Susanna C. Houwen, who in her 1998 MA thesis proposes a visitors' centre and a heritage trail for the former Clayburn plant site;

• Helmi Braches, editor of the book, also writes about the people of Clayburn, aided by the wealth of material collected by volunteers such as well-known local historian and enthusiast Cyril Holbrow.

Brick by Brick, The Story of Clayburn includes transcripts of stories told and recorded by the families of former residents.  The book features numerous illustrations, including maps, drawings, and reproductions of historical photographs.  To assure a wide distribution, the book will appear in a paper back edition.  The cost is $25.00 per book and $5.00 for shipping and handling (if required).

For further information about ordering this book contact:
Cyril Holbrow at 604-859-4677

Book is also available for purchase at either the
 Clayburn Village Store or Clayburn Comforts Soap & Body Works