Mission Statement:
The Boundary Museum Society aims to preserve and promote the history of the Boundary area in an engaging and accessible manner. It strives to add value to the local community by collecting, researching, preserving, exhibiting, and using artifacts for educational purposes. The museum is committed to respecting all citizens of the past and present, especially marginalized Canadians, by updating exhibits to better reflect their histories.

Geographic Focus:
The Boundary Museum Society operates primarily in Grand Forks, BC. It manages various exhibits and sites within the Boundary region, including the main museum site at the Fructova Heritage Site, the Heritage Flour Mill, an outdoor exhibit in Gyro Park, and a visual photo collection along with showcased artifacts at the Christina Lake Welcome Centre.

Program Highlights:
Key activities include collecting and researching artifacts related to human and natural history. The museum exhibits these artifacts to educate visitors. It also hosts events like the "Dams in Boundary County, Past and Present" program, which features presentations on historical dams and bridges. Additionally, the museum offers hands-on workshops, such as pine needle basket making, and provides educational programs that are inclusive of the county's history and people.