British Columbia History - 50.3 | Fall 2017

In this issue

The Fall 2017 issue of British Columbia History features “Seth Thorne Tilley: Pioneer Bookseller” by Lana Okerlund; “Let’s Stop — Look — and Learn: BC’s Stop of Interest Program” by Bill Merilees; “The house that wouldn’t fade — its front door never faced south” by Donato Calogero; “Glacier House — First Class Hotel to Farm Shed” by Alan Pickard; “Local History on Social Media: a Blessing or a Scourge?” by John MacFarlane; and “Family Outing to Second Beach, Stanley Park” by Frances Clay Welwood.

Readers may also enjoy “Archives and Archivists: The building of an archives, the building of a school” by Cindy Aalders; edited by Sylvia Stopforth; “Cabinets of Curiosities: Basket of Memories” by Mark Forsythe, and Books with K. Jane Watt.

British Columbia History Magazine Description:

British Columbia History is the British Columbia Historical Federation’s flagship publication, a quarterly magazine chronicling British Columbia’s unique story through the words and images of community writers, archivists, museum professionals, academic historians and more.

Fresh, engaging, personal and relevant, every issue is packed with articles, photographs, maps, illustrations, book reviews and insights into local archives. Published four times a year.