Victoria, B.C. Canada
The Official Website Of The Ross Bay Villa Society
Come and Visit an 1865 home

Ross Bay Villa

  • Welcome
  • About
    • Calendar
    • Ross Bay Villa Society
    • Ross Bay Villa Historic House Museum
    • Saving Ross Bay Villa
    • Acknowledgements
    • Contact Us
  • History
    • The House
    • The Roscoe Family at Ross Bay Villa 1865-1879
    • The wider Roscoe Family
      • Margaret Roscoe
    • Other Ross Bay Families
  • Restoration
    • Building Restoration
    • Before & After Photographs
    • Wallpapers: Recreating Historic Designs
    • Furnishing the House
    • A Renewed Garden
  • Calendar
  • Volunteer
  • Support
  • Press
    • Press Listing
    • Press Archive

  • Guided House Tours $7.50

    Saturdays at 2:00

    Reservations required

    Click for Reservations

    1490 Fairfield Road

    Victoria, BC

    Please contact us at:

    info@rossbayvilla.org

    250.598.1803

    Annual Membership

    $10.00 per person

    Click for Membership

  • What’s New

    • New carpet has been installed in the dining room. The carpet was manufactured in England. As was the standard at the time, strips of carpet 27″ wide were sewn together to make what we consider “wall to wall carpeting.”  We think it is absolutely stunning. Come for a tour and see for yourself. You can reserve a tour using the link on the left hand side of this page.

  • About Ross Bay Villa

  • Read more about our historic villa.

From Victoria to Passchendaele: Finding Thomas Le Breton Roscoe
October 8, 2026

From Victoria to Passchendaele: Finding Thomas Le Breton Roscoe

7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
October 22, 2026

A lecture featuring the newly revealed life of Thomas Le Breton Roscoe, the youngest son of Frances Roscoe and Letitia Le Breton, born at Ross Bay Villa months before his father's death and his family's return to England.

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Ross Bay Villa Historic House Museum • 1490 Fairfield Rd, Victoria, B.C. • info@rossbayvilla.org

We acknowledge and respect the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory the Villa stands and the Songhees and Esquimalt peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.