Janet Bradley, granddaughter of Mah Yick, came to Salmon Arm from Ontario after reading my blog about the opening of the Mah Yick Laundry
City of Salmon Arm’s Community Heritage Commission has been working on a program that acknowledges the historic names of our roads
The year is 1892. Charles McGuire has sent his 15-year-old brother Jack out to work the quarter section behind the McGuire trading post
A mystery wedding dress is hanging in the museum’s clothing collection at R.J. Haney Heritage Village
It isn’t often that staff members at R.J. Haney Heritage Village have to beg when it comes to laundry
Thanks to three special volunteers and their energetic 12- to 14-year-old Pathfinders, an environmental program continues to flourish
When Heritage BC proclaimed Main Street: at the Heart of the Community as this year’s theme…
When Pat Ogden commented on Greg Kyllo’s facebook page on the Chinese presence in Salmon Arm things happened
The homestead was moving to a permanent location and all the artifacts, doors, and windows had to be removed
Deborah Chapman is up to one of her favourite fall activities – preparing to take people on her annual “Speak of the Dead” tour
When D.W. Smith and William Van Horne dissolved their partnership after a heated argument in 1921, the two men never spoke again
When couple Susan Stokes and Rick Browning found a gem of a house at 171 First St. SE, they thought they’d discovered a perfect home.
Two Salmon Arm researchers raise awareness of the community’s connection to sinking of the Titanic
Powerful past, sustainable future: Electricity the theme at Haney Heritage Village
