My Family Tree by Cari Moore – Coordinator of Volunteers As we prepare for our Family Day event “You me and the Family Tree” I have been reflecting on what... read more →
Written by Cari Moore - Coordinator of Volunteers and Administration Slinky'sPhoto Credit: Cari Moore When I was a little girl – our favorite thing to do on Christmas morning was... read more →
Written by Cari Moore – Coordinator of Volunteers and Administration I often wonder why people want to volunteer – and why at the museum for that matter. What draws them... read more →
When you work with archival records five days a week your mind sometimes skews timelines and it’s hard to consider what is truly ‘long ago.’ Only recently have we started... read more →
We all know the conference stereotype. You sit through a boring lecture pretending to listen while you patiently wait to cash in those conference drinks at the hotel bar. To... read more →
In my ongoing exploration of the area’s history, I find myself often comparing how our experience parallels that of those who’ve come before. How are our traditions alike or how... read more →
Painting of 1891 bridge by Carolyn Louise Wilson.The 1891 bridge was designed and constructed by members of the Soowahlie and Skowkale First Nations including Capt. John... read more →
If you’ve visited the museum over the last few years, you’ve likely noticed various mini “exhibits” on the hallway between the two galleries. Over the past few years the hallway... read more →
Guest Blog by Education Assistant Abbie Murphy This past summer I had the pleasure... read more →
Big tech companies and government agencies have the advantage of using facial recognition software to help them identify individuals from digital... read more →