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Archives, Climate, Community, Outdoors, Photography

The Pathway of a Donation: The Chatwin Family Fonds

Archives, Collections, Community, Kids

Now and Then: The Shipyards Through the Lens of Secondary Students

Phyllis Munday with 25 kg pack and ice axe, ca. 1923. Her daughter Edith stands beside her. Cabin can be seen on right. NVMA 5652

20th Century, Archives, Community

Vancouver’s Broadway Subway Project honours mountaineer Phyllis Munday

Researchers exploring the Archives Database. Photo: Alison Boulier

Archives, Collections, Community

Get to Know The Archives of North Vancouver

Large group of hikers on top of Grouse Mountain. G.G. Nye, lower right. Many identified on back of NVMA 56. Photo: NVMA 55

20th Century, Archives, Collections, Exhibits, Outdoors

New Mobile Exhibit Explores The Lure of the Mountains

Jack Cash and camera/tripod mounted on top of a Buick automobile outside the Empire Pool at University of British Columbia, 1955. NVMA 10432

20th Century, Archives, Photography, Wartime

Explore North Vancouver through the lens of Jack Cash

Archives and Community Engagement Intern Alec Postlethwaite reviews historical photos with Harold Enqvist Jr. following an oral history interview. Photo: Jessica Bushey

20th Century, Archives, Collections, Outdoors, Photography

Skis upon Seymour’s Slopes: Mapping Mount Seymour

Reference Historian Daien Ide supports research and exploration of North Vancouver and its people through archival collections, research and exhibits. Public access to the Archives’ Reading Room is currently by appointment only. Photo: Alison Boulier

Archives of North Vancouver is Bringing Stories To Life

IP Trust AI launch meeting, 2021.

MONOVA partners with InterPARES Trust AI Project

Yada family and relatives in front of Yada Bros. Grocers at 701 E. 4th St., ca. 1913. Finding myself reflected in the archives, means to see members of a racially persecuted Japanese Canadian community. MONOVA Archives, NVMA 9532. Yada family and relatives in front of Yada Bros. Grocers at 701 E. 4th St., ca. 1913. Finding myself reflected in the archives, means to see members of a racially persecuted Japanese Canadian community. MONOVA Archives, NVMA 9532.

Home Improvement: Building Archives through Change