The Langley Speedway Historical Society (LSHS)is a registered, non-profit society, dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Langley Speedway, collecting photos, video and memorabilia. Langley Speedway was once the most famous oval track in this region. It should not be forgotten or destroyed. Our intent is to be sure everyone knows about Langley Speedway.
As part of our efforts to return dignity to Langley Speedway and raise awareness of the track, the LSHS has partnered with the Township of Langley, in their Adopt-a-Street program. On a once a month basis, we clean the roadsides along 208th St., from 16th Ave. to the track gates, and 200th St. between 16th and 8th Ave. We have had several positive comments from residents along these routes.
Also, the LSHS has two representatives on the Campbell Valley Park Association Board. This gives us a voice in the park where the track is located so that we may further our efforts and perhaps help others with similar or related projects. For example, we have helped with berry bush removal near the south entrance to the park and we also helped plant trees west of the speedway in an area that was groomed for a stream.
If you have an interest in helping with any future projects, please contact us and add your name to our list of volunteers! It will be appreciated.
If you have photos, programs, or film footage to share, please contact us. We will be happy to scan or copy any materials you may provide and return the originals in the same condition as they were presented to us.
We are now accepting membership applications. You can contact us through email, or look for us at a car show or trade show.
