Vernon’s Enduring Bond with Dogs
Throughout its history, Vernon has maintained a relationship with dogs marked by both regulation and…
Throughout its history, Vernon has maintained a relationship with dogs marked by both regulation and…
Thank you to guest columnist Jenna Kiesman, Hall Manager for the Okanagan Landing & District…
In 1924, the Okanagan Valley welcomed a new breed of cattle, thanks to Captain James…
One of the Okanagan’s most captivating singers is undoubtedly the western meadowlark, known for its…
During the early hours of April 15, 1912, the Titanic descended into the depths of…
This article is part of the Vernon Archives’ “Roots of Green: Unearthing Horticultural History” series.…
The Vernon Museum houses an ensemble steeped in ceremonial significance within its artifact collection. The…
How does the growth of an archival collection progress with time? While the specifics vary…
What was the experience like for a senior at Clarence Fulton Secondary School in 1965?…
In the late 1940s, it was deemed the “most important Spring event in the Interior…
This article is part of the Vernon Archives’ “Roots of Green: Unearthing Horticultural History” series.…
The 2024 Vernon Winter Carnival has kicked off! While each year brings its own set…
The 2024 Vernon Winter Carnival launches in less than two weeks, and this will be…
Cold snowy weather calls for comfort food like pizza, and what would pizza be without…
This article is part of the Vernon Archives’ “Roots of Green: Unearthing Horticultural History” series.…
The El Niño conditions which made for a mild and green Christmas in Vernon appear…
Merry Christmas to those who celebrate! Christmas is the season of festively-decorated trees and gifts…
The enigmatic Captain Albert Vidler arrived in Vernon in the 1890s, following a tenure as…