Pemberton and District Museum and Archives Society

Identity area

Identifier

PEMB

Authorized form of name

Pemberton and District Museum and Archives Society

Parallel form(s) of name

    Other form(s) of name

    • Pemberton Museum
    • Pemberton Museum & Archives

    Type

    • Museum;Historical Society

    Contact area

    Niki Madigan Primary contact

    Type

    Address

    Street address

    7455 Prospect St PO Box 267

    Locality

    Pemberton

    Region

    B.C.

    Country name

    Canada

    Postal code

    V0N 2L0

    Telephone

    604-894-5504

    Fax

    Email

    URL

    www.pembertonmuseum.org

    Note

    Description area

    History

    The Pemberton Museum was founded in 1982.

    Geographical and cultural context

    The holdings consist of both public and private records generated by residents and organizations of Pemberton and District.

    Holdings include personal records of families and individuals in the community as well as the records of organizations and businesses that reflect the social, political and economic life of Pemberton and District. The collecting district is defined as those areas drained by waters entering the north end of Harrison Lake and those areas drained by waters entering Anderson Lake.

    References are made to surrounding areas such as: Pemberton (Agerton, Port Pemberton), Port Douglas, 29-Mile, Poole Creek, Mt. Currie (Creekside), Birken, D’arcy, Whistler (Alta Lake), and Lillooet (Cayoosh).

    Mandates/Sources of authority

    Pemberton & District Museum & Archives Society

    Administrative structure

    Records management and collecting policies

    Buildings

    Holdings

    Holdings include: photographs; manuscript collection (letters, memoirs, minutes, manuals, project studies and proposals); oral histories; VHS videos; posters; postcards; information files (contain copies of brochures, articles, essays, clippings, and ephemera); pamphlets; local newspapers; and maps.

    Finding aids, guides and publications

    "Pemberton: The History of a Settlement" by Frances Decker, Margaret Fougberg and Mary Ronayne. 1977

    Access area

    Opening times

    The museum is open from April - October.

    Access conditions and requirements

    Please contact us to make an appointment for research.

    Accessibility

    Services area

    Research services

    Reproduction services

    Public areas

    Control area

    Description identifier

    Institution identifier

    Rules and/or conventions used

    Status

    Draft

    Level of detail

    Minimal

    Dates of creation, revision and deletion

    Created June 11, 2012.
    Revised by BCANS Coordinator, Aug 13, 2012.

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        Maintenance notes

        Access points

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