Reckoning with Our Collections: The Indigenous Records and Objects in Our Care
Like many cultural institutions, the Museum & Archives of Vernon (MAV) occupies a complex position…
Like many cultural institutions, the Museum & Archives of Vernon (MAV) occupies a complex position…
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…
The enigmatic Captain Albert Vidler arrived in Vernon in the 1890s, following a tenure as…
Did you know that Vernon’s first confectionary shop would be 115 years old if it…
Based on a historical fire, “The Night Rescue” painting comes to the MAV with a…
March 8 was International Women’s Day. One woman who had a particularly important influence on…
The MAV is proud to present this special blog post written by collections intern Alexandra…
“No longer will the clanging bell and the piercing whistles of veteran No. 962 be…
A collection of 400 laminated botanical samples collected around B.C. by local naturalist Jim Grant…
The Historical Record works in mysterious ways. Around 1975, a newspaper dating back to April…
In 1912, Vernon opened a beautiful new post office complete with a British-made clock tower…