Wooden Valentines

While Beth Sheehan collected history and photographs from the Peace River Country, she also collected physical objects, including samples of wood. In her collection here at the archives, we have Continue Reading →

After the War

The aftermath of the Great War was not nearly as well-documented as the war itself. Men gave up the practice of writing letters and keeping diaries, which have now become Continue Reading →

SPRA Abroad

Above photograph from Where the Red Willow Grew, page 235 The archives recently received a query from a researcher in Germany. Jürgen kindly gave us permission to share some of his family’s story Continue Reading →

Lost & Found

The South Peace Regional Archives Society recently formed The Indigenous Peoples History Committee to take action in response to the Truth and Reconciliation’s Calls to Action for Archives. Our initial Continue Reading →

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