The village is known to have one of British Columbia's only still-used public one-room schoolhouses, a two-story wooden building built in 1935. The oldest building on the North Island is also located in Quatsino, a woodland chapel called St. Olaf's Anglican Church, a popular site for weddings.
The village boasts an exceptional historical landmark, a one-room schoolhouse still in use today, built from wood in 1935. The oldest structure on the North Island is also located in Quatsino, a charming woodland chapel known as St. Olaf's Anglican Church, often chosen for weddings.