British Columbia History
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is part of: British Columbia History
issued: 2019-08-26
issued: 2015
description: Vol. 48 No. 2
aggregated CHO: https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/bch/items/1.0380632/source.json
extent: 50 pages
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note: BRITISH COLUMBIA TORY Summer 2015 • $7.00 w ?elewk Belongings Musqueam Values and Interactive Technologies Sikh Roots in the Fraser Valley: 100 Years and Counting BC's Nautical History Who or what is Kootenaiana? Kate Hennessy using the digital tabletop, showing belongings in the ring with the monitor behind her. ISSN 1710-7881 9 771710"788007"> "f "J" BRITISH COLUMBIA History Call for Papers - Spring 2016 Celebrating Community Halls Community halls are the cornerstone of towns throughout British Columbia. For generations, they have been the places where people come together to celebrate and to mourn, to teach and learn, to dance and to visit, and for hundreds of other reasons. They make community possible. What is the story of your community hall? In Spring 2016 we will feature a special issue to celebrate community halls. British Columbia History publishes feature- length articles as well as documentary selections, essays, pictorial essays, memoirs, and reviews relating to the social, economic, political, intellectual, and cultural history of British Columbia. Sod turning for the new Camp River Hall in Chilliwack, BC, April 30, 1975. From left: Don Northgraves, vice-president of the Camp River Hall Society; Mrs. Moss, oldest living resident of the Camp River community; A.D. Rundle, Norm Standeven, president; Bill Standeven. Articles for the Spring issue can vary widely in length, from 1000 to 3000. The ideal British Columbia History article is a pleasure to read and it is informative. When readers have finished an article, they should feel that they have been engaged and have learned something about British Columbia history that they never knew before. Share the story of your community hall. The deadline for article proposals is September 15, 2015. Please submit proposals to the Editor, British Columbia History, Andrea Lister PO Box 21187, Maple Ridge BC V2X 1P7. Email: bcheditor@bchistory.ca. In this issue Published by the British Columbia Historical Federation |…
note: Titled "British Columbia Historical Association Report and Proceedings" from 1923-1929; "British Columbia Historical Quarterly" from 1937-1957; "BC Historical News" from 1968-2004; and "British Columbia History" from 2005 onward.
has type: Periodicals
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0380632
language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Victoria : British Columbia Historical Federation
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subject: British Columbia--History
type: Text