British Columbia History - 50.3 | Fall 2017

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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.